didnt ovulate this month. will af come at normal time?
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 | isa - November 29 |
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I am cd16 and have not yet ovulated. Normally I ovulate around cd12 or 13. I am on no meds this cycle due to 4 large cysts on my left (clomid/injections 2 cyles prior) and chemical pregnancy the 2nd cycle. This cycle was cancelled due to the size of the cysts and a high estrogen level. Should I expect a regular length cycle, ie: af will come when she would normally or how would I estimate when af will show up. Does anyone know?
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I think that I am in the same situation as you...I really don't think that I ovulated this month. I have been wondering the same thing about AF...I've been cramping for about 3 days now, but still no AF, so I'm really confused! I'm sorry that I'm not any help, but I completely relate to how you are feeling!!
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I HAVE READ THAT AF WILL COME AS USUAL. there are some months that woman do not ovulate and do not even knew about it because af came when it should.
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I've heard the same thing Karen. But since you do have a some large cysts, depending on what type they are, it's also possible that AF may be delayed a bit, but when the cysts clear up then AF should arrive. I had a corpus leutem cyst my 2nd natural cycle after Clomid & AF was delayed for several weeks. Then one day it showed up, like almost a month after I got the progesterone shot, & they did a U/S and the cyst was gone. But I guess a corpus leutem cyst is really the only one that can affect AF. Good luck. I wish I could be of more help.
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from isa - my cysts are the type that after the follicle released the egg it closed up instead of going away it became a cyst. Is that the same as the one that delayed af for you or a different type?
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Isa, I think that's the same type of cyst that delayed my AF, but I'm not 100%. My cyst formed during a non medicated cycle so I wasn't having regular monitoring, I just discovered it when my RE did an u/s to find out why after the prog. shot I still wasn't on AF. He diagnosed it as a corpeus leutem cyst after the fact. But from what I've read, based on what you said it sounds like you may have that type of cyst too. Good luck, I hope it goes away quickly.
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I just did a google search & it sounds like your cyst is a functional cyst, either a corpus luteum or a follicle cyst. Both I guess can cause delayed AF, but they shrink on their own. http://www.gyncancer.com/ovarian-cysts.html
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| isa - November 30 |
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thanks Mega that was a great article and gave me some more insight.
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