Hi Delphine11,
I'm the same in my younger days had 30ish day cycle then noticed from Jan to May this year 27 then 32 in May and have had 25 days ever since...I think menopause is just round the corner

and I spot for 2,3 or 4 days too. Although cycle day 24 and no spotting so far this month.
Your doctor may surprise you!!
Hi Felcity 45
Yes, I didn't really think much about how my periods were gradually and very subtlely changing over the last few years (since 40 or so). I didn't have a partner then so I wasn't thinking about TTC at all.
Over the last few years (3 maybe) my cycle has varied between 25 and 29 days, and in the last couple of years has usually been 25 days. I'd kind of got used to that and wasn't too bothered as nothing much else was different. To be honest, I probably wasn't that interested as I had no partner and life wasn't exactly fantastic so I had plenty of other things to worry about.
Now I REALLY want to conceive - for my new partner's sake far more than for my own. He'd be a fantastic dad.
I am remaining positive. One thing I read was that the path to moenopause isn't a downhill one. Hormomes go up and down month by month, and one month can be fine, the next not. So that's something to bear in mind
I'm gradually adding more supplements to my diet. The ones in brackets are ones I was taking anyway just for general health before TTC. If anyone's interested, I'm currently taking:
Chasteberry capsules - 400mg (started with one a day, now on two)
a pre-natal vitamin tablet
Vitamin B6 - 50mg once a day
(Omega 3 - one a day)
(Vitamin B Complex - just the normal 100% of RDA)
(Vitamin D - one a day)
(Garlic - one a day)
(Sea Buckthorn capsules - two a day (supposed to help CM) )
Royal Jelly - 500mg once a day (just started this very recently)
Co Q10 - 100mg twice a day
a cranberry concentrate tablet - one a day
Yes, I rattle! I've also just brought some wheatgrass capsules. I am feeling healthier so it can't hurt

I introduce things gradually and start off on a low dose to see how it goes.
I also try to keep calm and relax (not so easy when you have the pressure of time!)
I think I probably will see my doctor at some point. I'm going to give it a bit longer to see if I can conceive myself; research a sympathetic doctor and see them if my normal one looks like he's not going to be very helpful; and prepare what I'm going to say in advance.
I swear I can hear the ticking clock some days, but I don't let it get to me. I say: Keep calm and keep healthy and keep your fingers crossed
