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Could I be pregnant or have PCOS
I have been trying to conceive since September. Ever since then my periods have been acting weird and irregular...
Last year on October I missed my period for two and half months. Then I got my period... but it was really really heavy! it lasted about five days. I think the first three days were the worst then this past December I missed it again. I spotted a little like two weeks ago. And then me and my hubby were intimate last night and when he looked at his hand there was blood.
When I went to go clean my self i still had a little more blood coming out... and none since. I had no period...
I just don't know what to think... I mean even since we started trying to conceive this has been happening... can anyone help me...? Please!!
Last year on October I missed my period for two and half months. Then I got my period... but it was really really heavy! it lasted about five days. I think the first three days were the worst then this past December I missed it again. I spotted a little like two weeks ago. And then me and my hubby were intimate last night and when he looked at his hand there was blood.
When I went to go clean my self i still had a little more blood coming out... and none since. I had no period...
I just don't know what to think... I mean even since we started trying to conceive this has been happening... can anyone help me...? Please!!
I had a pregnancy test done but it was negative...
Ive never had an ultra sound done. Is that expensive..?
I have not gone yet but I plan to soon,
Ive never had an ultra sound done. Is that expensive..?
I have not gone yet but I plan to soon,
The best thng 4 U 2 do,first thngs first,get a PT .If negative,go 4 an Ultra S-or TVS 2 confirm PCOS.Hv U eva visited a gyna?
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