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Ovulation pain and discomfort
From the day of ovulation till day 2 of my periode I have cramps, sore breasts to the point I can't wear underwired bras, bloating, nausea, dizziness, constipation and lately also insomnia. It seems to be getting worse every cycle. Is there anything I can do to relieve these symptoms?
I'm not using any birth control as we're trying for another baby. Unfortunately I have had four miscarriages within a year. I've had test done including genetics and they have all come back normal. I also have hypothyroidism, but it's under control and tested negative for antibodies.
Could there be any relation between these symptoms and the miscarriages?
I'm not using any birth control as we're trying for another baby. Unfortunately I have had four miscarriages within a year. I've had test done including genetics and they have all come back normal. I also have hypothyroidism, but it's under control and tested negative for antibodies.
Could there be any relation between these symptoms and the miscarriages?
I just wanted to add that I know my miscarriages are not down to genetic 'mistakes' as my first miscarriages ended with a D&C and tests were carried out on the embryo
No I have had no recommendations, just been told everything looks normal.
I've no doubt I'm ovulating, if not I wouldn't get pregnant so quickly. I was just wondring if there's anything that can help relieve the symptoms a bit as it really does get pretty bad sometimes and last the full luteal phase, then bleeding, then about 5 days feeling normal before it starts over again.
I've no doubt I'm ovulating, if not I wouldn't get pregnant so quickly. I was just wondring if there's anything that can help relieve the symptoms a bit as it really does get pretty bad sometimes and last the full luteal phase, then bleeding, then about 5 days feeling normal before it starts over again.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
Your symptoms all suggest that you are ovulating, which is good if you want a baby.
Ovulatory cycles almost always cause worse "PMS" symptoms. I can't think of how the symptoms could be related to the miscarriages. The miscarriages are statistically most likely to be due to genetic "mistakes" in the fetus/embryo. I'm sorry to hear that you've been through so many!
It sounds like your doctor is on top of everything though. Is he/she recommending anything like a daily baby aspirin, or heparin?
Good Luck!
Dr B
Your symptoms all suggest that you are ovulating, which is good if you want a baby.
Ovulatory cycles almost always cause worse "PMS" symptoms. I can't think of how the symptoms could be related to the miscarriages. The miscarriages are statistically most likely to be due to genetic "mistakes" in the fetus/embryo. I'm sorry to hear that you've been through so many!
It sounds like your doctor is on top of everything though. Is he/she recommending anything like a daily baby aspirin, or heparin?
Good Luck!
Dr B
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