Periods after D&c.plz help?

I had missed miscarriage and had to go through suction d%26amp;c (on 20th nov)..now after 4 weeks since d%26amp;c i got my periods,ie on 22nd dec...i was happy to get my periods on its own becoz i hav irregular cycles and i hav to take provera in order to get period and clomid for ovulation...so now i got my periods on its own but it lasted for only 2 days..i bleeded heavy on 1st and 2nd days ie till yesterday but today i stopped bleeding..is this normal to bleed heavy only for 2 days after d%26amp;c,and also should i take clomid again as i use to take it before d%26amp;c?has anyone or their friends experience ths same situation..plz help..as i cant talk to my doc. as its holidays and she is unavailable...


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Periods after D%26amp;c.plz help?
Yeah, my doctor told me that it takes a while for your cycle to go back to "normal" after a D%26amp;C. And...what was regular for you before won't necessarily occur for awhile. It's a good sign that you at least had your period for a few days. Mine didn't come after my D%26amp;C and I had to take Prometrium. (A progesterone similar to Provera).





I had a missed miscarriage too. So sorry you had/are going through it too! I had my d%26amp;c on July 3rd.





Has your doctor ever said anything about the possibility of PCOS? When I lived in Missouri...my doctor mentioned the possibility to me that I may have it. (I only have irregular cycles...none of those other awful symptoms that most with PCOS have. I asked because we went through the exact same thing....





I moved to Indiana and found a new doctor. He told me that right away looking at my blood tests (FSH/LH) and by looking at me he was sure I had PCOS. (Thin women PCOS) This type of women generally has no other symptoms besides the irregular ovulation. Have you had a blood test to check your hormone levels? I also found out that those with PCOS have a higher risk of miscarriage. (That's why we lost ours the first time=(








Check out this website...it's by far the best one I've seen:


http://jarrettfertility.com/PCOS%20patie...





My new doctor told me about the benefits of Metformin...(which the website also describes) It reduces the risk of miscarriage and also is linked to regulating ovulation. Well, I started taking it and it helped me ovulate right away. Two weeks later I had a positive HPT. (exactly three months after my d%26amp;c) (YAY!)





I was sooo discouraged after my d%26amp;c. I thought it would take forever to get pregnant again since my periods are SO irregular. I am so thankful that my new doctor knew so much about PCOS. (Not many do!) He had me stay on Metformin until my 11th week. I also took Prometrium as a suppository until my 11th week as well.





If you have irregular cycles....there's a reason for it. (probably a hormone imbalance...) Ask about PCOS and get a blood test to be sure...if you haven't already. There's a reason why your cycles are irregular...so it's good to have a doctor who will get to the bottom of it. You don't want to have to go through another miscarriage again!!








Clomid will help you ovulate...but it won't help in sustaining a future pregnancy. Yeah, there's a chance that it could have been a chromosone issue with the first one...(did you get results back from the D%26amp;C? But, there's also a great chance it could have been due to a hormone imbalance.





My doctor was going to have me try Metformin alone for three months...then if I wasn't pregnant he would add clomid to Metformin.





Please let me know if you have any questions.





(I'm sixteen weeks now and things are going great!)
Reply:hi lucky, i think it is normal, but i don't know according to medications. try to ask your question on science/ medicine, or health. take care