Comments on: womans health? http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health ...women's health Sat, 04 Dec 2010 13:18:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: chloe http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health/comment-page-1#comment-30 chloe Sun, 08 Nov 2009 07:34:59 +0000 http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health#comment-30 I have very irregular periods, and it's doing my head in to put in frankly!! I am ttc also, and finding it difficult. I am also going through tests to find out what is wrong with me, and I know that there's something wrong deep down with me. Trying to conceive when having irreguar periods does make it all ten times harder, because you can't work out when you are ovulating, or if you are even ovulating at all. If you are experiencing irregular periods, see your doctor, for reasons why this is happening.<br><b>References : </b><br> I have very irregular periods, and it’s doing my head in to put in frankly!! I am ttc also, and finding it difficult.

I am also going through tests to find out what is wrong with me, and I know that there’s something wrong deep down with me.

Trying to conceive when having irreguar periods does make it all ten times harder, because you can’t work out when you are ovulating, or if you are even ovulating at all.

If you are experiencing irregular periods, see your doctor, for reasons why this is happening.
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]]> By: loudgnat23 http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health/comment-page-1#comment-29 loudgnat23 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 07:05:59 +0000 http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health#comment-29 In order to know if having abnormal periods is going to cause a problem with you conceiving, you really need to know why you have abnormal periods, and just how abnormal they are. If you've been to the gyno and he/she has just told you there is no reason, then it would have to do with how abnormal they are. Do they disappear for months at a time? Or do they just come in 28 days-33 days-40 days-27 days? If it's more like the latter, then I think you should probably be okay. If it's any more abnormal than that, then find out why your periods are that way.<br><b>References : </b><br> In order to know if having abnormal periods is going to cause a problem with you conceiving, you really need to know why you have abnormal periods, and just how abnormal they are. If you’ve been to the gyno and he/she has just told you there is no reason, then it would have to do with how abnormal they are. Do they disappear for months at a time? Or do they just come in 28 days-33 days-40 days-27 days? If it’s more like the latter, then I think you should probably be okay. If it’s any more abnormal than that, then find out why your periods are that way.
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]]> By: jenlynn42 http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health/comment-page-1#comment-28 jenlynn42 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:22:59 +0000 http://www.tierramwilson.com/womans-health/womans-health#comment-28 One of the harder things to conceiving when you have irregular periods is calculating your ovulation cycle. You can talk to your doctor about going on birth control for a few months to get your period on a regular cycle to aid in calculating your ovulation. I would persoanlly try to conceive for a few months before I would go with the birth control method. Good luck to you!!<br><b>References : </b><br> One of the harder things to conceiving when you have irregular periods is calculating your ovulation cycle. You can talk to your doctor about going on birth control for a few months to get your period on a regular cycle to aid in calculating your ovulation. I would persoanlly try to conceive for a few months before I would go with the birth control method.
Good luck to you!!
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