More yellow CM in the cycles after Chemical/MC?

[shudknow]

I have been curious about this for a while. Posted it on the TTC after a loss but never really got any good replies except one lady who was nice enough to answer

But, I am still wondering the same two months after a chemical. When I was pregnant in September, having yellow CM was a dead giveaway for me to feel that something could be up with my body since I am generally pretty dry (sorry TMI). Sure enough I found out I was pregnant 2 days before my expected AF but it sadly ended in a chemical. I notice that since then my TWW symptoms have changed so much that I no longer know what is normal for my body. This is my second cycle after the chemical and I have yellow CM on almost everyday of the tww. Did anybody ever experience something similar? Would love to know!

 

[wannabemomy37]

I have actually been noticing that since my first chemical back in December of 2012 that my periods have been really out of whack.
After 4 chemicals it seems that I am able to get pregnant but have troubles with baby implanting properly; hence leading to a chemical/early loss.
I have noticed that I seem to experience the same symptoms I did when I was pregnant on months where I am not pregnant (or don't think I am).
None of my chemicals were "confirmed" by a doctor, unfortunately, because I didn't realize it was something to mention the first time and then have had troubles with doctors believing me after the fact anyways.

Would love to know what other ladies have experienced!

PS - Since November 2012 (when I was believed to be pregnant) I noticed my nipples had colostrum when touched/squeezed and have had that continuously since that day - doctor says it's just a common occurrence but I am absolutely convinced that it is a hormone imbalance from a failed pregnancy.

 

[shudknow]

I have actually been noticing that since my first chemical back in December of 2012 that my periods have been really out of whack.
After 4 chemicals it seems that I am able to get pregnant but have troubles with baby implanting properly; hence leading to a chemical/early loss.
I have noticed that I seem to experience the same symptoms I did when I was pregnant on months where I am not pregnant (or don't think I am).
None of my chemicals were "confirmed" by a doctor, unfortunately, because I didn't realize it was something to mention the first time and then have had troubles with doctors believing me after the fact anyways.

Would love to know what other ladies have experienced!

PS - Since November 2012 (when I was believed to be pregnant) I noticed my nipples had colostrum when touched/squeezed and have had that continuously since that day - doctor says it's just a common occurrence but I am absolutely convinced that it is a hormone imbalance from a failed pregnancy.

Thank you so much for the reply. I really didnt expect anyone to respond because I wondered if I was the only one who was experiencing changes like these.

4 chemicals is very hard. I am sorry for all your losses and I applaud your strength. I hope you get your sticky BFP soon

About the symptoms, I am right with you on it. I have also been feeling that in the cycles after the chemical pregnancy, my tww symptoms are the same like what they were during the pregnancy. I find it so bizarre and these are not even symptoms that I am somehow making up in the hopes to get a BFP. The month I was pregnant, having yellow CM after ovulation was one of the strong indicators that something was up but since ten, for the past 2 cycles, having yellow CM during tww has become my new common symptom. It is frustrating because everytime I feel I could be pregnant and get my hopes up and then eventually, AF just shows up! Now, I feel I don't know what my tww symptoms are anymore, because every month I find out something new.

I have never heard about the nipple discharge. It is bizarre what even early miscarriages can do to our bodies. Have you, however, got it checked by a specialist? Is there an expectation that you eventually, in few months or so, will not have the colostrum anymore?

I would love to hear if there are any more ladies who can resonate with what we are going through. In the mean time, lots of to you.

 

[wannabemomy37]

Thanks hun. I am now on CD5 and onto another cycle...
I know exactly what you mean about new symptoms becoming the new "normal". It's super frustrating! I think it's maybe just things we've never noticed in previous cycles that we are more aware of in our current cycles. I never used to have sore nipples, ever, but lately that's how I know AF is going to come soon. It's so confusing and I've learned there is no one symptom that is a tell-tale besides a BFP and it's just so unfortunate that women get pregnant so easily sometimes when not even TTC and then there's women like us who try and try with no luck

About the colostrum; My prolactin levels were checked via blood test and apparently still came within "normal" range (if too high it means that there is a benign brain tumor in the pituatary gland and need to take medication daily from then out) but since mine were normal I was just advised to "stop squeezing to stop producing" or when they get hard and painful to "squeeze them to relieve the pain" (from 2 different doctors lol so not much help there.) I was told, however, that it is a great sign that my body will know what to do when it is time to breastfeed