Advice needed please

[welshgirl21]

Ok, I have been having some weird symptoms but I don't know what they are so am looking to all you lovely ladies for some advice.

I had a period on the 15th May until the 19th and during the whole time I had a migraine. Since the 19th I have been overly sensitive and moody, for the past 2 days I have been constipated and have cramps, but they are more above my pubic bone rather than around my stomach and this morning I felt very slightly nauseous.

We bd'd 2 days before I stopped my pill (but I can't remember if I took my pill after we bd'd or not) then the morning before my period started and then on Saturday just gone.

I am due to ovulate from tomorrow (which is an estimate as I haven't had a full cycle yet) so could this be ovulation related or could I have caught really early?

 

[Tigerlicious]

Hey Hun,

Well you can never say never, however was your period normal, with clotting etc (sry TMI). When I came off the pill I felt awful for a month, my body was a mess, I had migraines, mid month bleeding, bloating, cramps ...the lot. And yes you can guess it, as I am symptom spotter extrodanaire...I was convinced I was PG.

All I can suggest is BD like normal pre OV, then do your 2WW and see what happens if you get to POAS date

Good Luck

Tiger xx

 

[welshgirl21]

Thanks for the reply; yes my period was totally normal with clotting and proper bright red blood and was quite heavy too (sorry, tmi) which surprised me so soon after stopping the pill.

I've noticed I have a slight brown/red discharge today too.

Guess it's a waiting game now until after I OV and then wait to see if AF rears her witch hat in June.

X X

 

[Tigerlicious]

Yeah sounds like what I went through when coming off the pill, it can take a couple of months for things to stabilise, just bare with it hun

 

[welshgirl21]

Thanks, I guess I am just so impatient for things to settle down lol, patience was never one of my strongest virtues. At least I know this is normal after coming off the pill and I'm not imagining things.