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Provera to induce period -- what is withdrawal bleeding?
I haven't had a period for 3 months, so my Dr. prescribed Provera for 1 week to induce my period. 10 days after stopping Provera I still did not have a period, so she recommended I start an estrogen/progesterone regimen for 21 days (estrogen all 21 days, adding progesterone the last 7).
But at 14 days I had some light brownish spotting that lasted 2 days. Could this be a very light period and/or indicate that the progesterone challenge worked? I have not yet started taking the estrogen.
TTC but can't once I go on the estrogen.
But at 14 days I had some light brownish spotting that lasted 2 days. Could this be a very light period and/or indicate that the progesterone challenge worked? I have not yet started taking the estrogen.
TTC but can't once I go on the estrogen.
My doctor gave me estrogen without the progesterone to induce a period anyone hear of this
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