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Did I mess up NuvaRing? Please help!
Please let me know if you can answer my NuvaRing question!
On April 2 I found out I miscarried -- 2nd trimester loss, so I had to have a D&C. I had the D&C five days later. Two weeks following the D&C, I had my follow-up appointment with an RN (my OB had been called into a delivery, of course). She suggested I get on birth control for a while, since we decided not to try to conceive again soon, so she recommended the NuvaRing. She said that since we hadn't had sex (so no chance of being pregnant) I could start it that night, which I did.
So now I think I am starting my period, but I'm not supposed to take out this NuvaRing for another week and a day. Do I just wait until I'm supposed to take it out, or should I take it out now and put another one in in a few days, almost like I was just starting over with it?
I don't want to mess it up...but seems like if AF is here, I already this past month anyway.
Please help!
On April 2 I found out I miscarried -- 2nd trimester loss, so I had to have a D&C. I had the D&C five days later. Two weeks following the D&C, I had my follow-up appointment with an RN (my OB had been called into a delivery, of course). She suggested I get on birth control for a while, since we decided not to try to conceive again soon, so she recommended the NuvaRing. She said that since we hadn't had sex (so no chance of being pregnant) I could start it that night, which I did.
So now I think I am starting my period, but I'm not supposed to take out this NuvaRing for another week and a day. Do I just wait until I'm supposed to take it out, or should I take it out now and put another one in in a few days, almost like I was just starting over with it?
I don't want to mess it up...but seems like if AF is here, I already this past month anyway.
Please help!
Ok, good. That's what I've done. AF didn't come like I thought anyway...I'm still spotting after the D&C so it's so hard to tell if it's just a little MORE than spotting or what. I just want my body back to normal!
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
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