A 29-year-old female asked:
Trying to get pregnant haven't had a period still have symptoms of a period but no blood comes down what to do been to three doctors can't find anything wrong no std's nothing i've taken pills to help but still nothing
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Dr. Leslie Milleranswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 33 years experience
The : The menstrual cycle bleeding is controlled by hormones and these can be tested for by blood tests. Your ovaries make estrogen to grow an egg and then after an egg is released Progesterone is produced and if you do not get pregnant then these two hormones fall and trigger a regular period bleed. If you are not making eggs you do not make regular period bleeding. You can take a progestin pill to make bleeding but that will only work if you are making estrogen. There is no way to fix this over the internet, you will need to see someone. Naturally you would have also checked a pregnancy test too. Best wishes.
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No signs of Pcos my blood test is normal , doctor said it will still be to have my period 4 times. Year .. Will I still get pregnant ?
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Period: I don't see any reason why your periods are just 4 times a year when everything else is normal.
Please check with your gynecologist.
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A 19-year-old female asked:
I have been cured of an std , I have regular discharge and a regular period every month it last 4 days , my cycle is 31 days , when do I ovulate ? Am I able to get pregnant ? Starting to think something is wrong with me .
Dr. Timothy Brownanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 42 years experience
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A 36-year-old member asked:
Can you still get pregnant if you have an STD for a long period of time?
Dr. Roscoe Nelsonanswered
Urology 30 years experience
Yes: Although std's can lead to infertility it usually doesn't. You should make sure you're treated correctly and then use appropriate precautions in the ... Read More
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A 19-year-old male asked:
Gf and i had sex the condom leaked both STD free. She takes bc pills correctly. This happened 2 days after period. Is it likely she could get pregnant?
Dr. John Kirkanswered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 29 years experience
Very unlikely: The timing and the fact that you gf is on birth control pills "corretly" makes it extremely unlikeley that she would be pregnant. Kep using the condo... Read More
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