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Menapause or pregnant
Menapause or pregnant?
Hopefully I can get some answers to my dilemma!
I just turned 47 and believe I may be pregnant I had a tubaligation in january 1992. I have been experiencing menapausal symptoms for at least 2 years. I also a bladder sling and an oblasion in2000
My cycle went from 5 to7 days to 3 after oblasion. they are always right on time, until this last 2 months I have not had a cycle since 8/16/2013. and my last period was light and brown and for about week while having bowel movements I had vaginal bleeding on tissue.took pt test negative but I look about 5 months pregnant, had migraine with throwing up,cramping, dizzy, weight gain and very sleepy. Am I pregnant or menapausal!
Hopefully I can get some answers to my dilemma!
I just turned 47 and believe I may be pregnant I had a tubaligation in january 1992. I have been experiencing menapausal symptoms for at least 2 years. I also a bladder sling and an oblasion in2000
My cycle went from 5 to7 days to 3 after oblasion. they are always right on time, until this last 2 months I have not had a cycle since 8/16/2013. and my last period was light and brown and for about week while having bowel movements I had vaginal bleeding on tissue.took pt test negative but I look about 5 months pregnant, had migraine with throwing up,cramping, dizzy, weight gain and very sleepy. Am I pregnant or menapausal!
Thank you for the information! pregnacy side affects for my two daughters was challenging enough, so as our bodies Adjust to menapause we go through the exact same symptoms. I AM WOMAN HEAR ME ROAR! :) Thanks for comments!
You should ask your doctor if you are concerned about pregnancy at this point, but it is extreemly unlikely since you have had both the tubal ligation and an ablation. (My mother had an ablation several years ago and they told her she would absolutely never get pregnant again, because that proceedure burns away the lining of the uterus in a way that makes it nearly impossible to grow back). With the combination of your symptoms/previous histor/age I would be more concerned with other gyn issues. I hope you contact your doctor and feel better soon.
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