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Blood HCG Is Negative, TSH Is 8.3, Dydrogesterone 10 Mg, Pregnant ?
My intercourse date is 23rd and 25th march,after some days i got some of pregnancy symptoms for 20 days.On 22nd april My blood HCG is negative and TSH is 8.3.and Dr. suggested dydrogesterone 10 mg for 7days. now i finished that course. After 3 days i didnt got my mensuration starts.Am i pregnant?Home kit showing negative now.
Tue, 8 May 2012
HI,
Welcome to Health Care Magic.
I have gone through your query.
As the repeat HCG test also turned out negative you are unlikely to be pregnant.
Coming Dydrogesterone- it is an orally active progesterone used in delayed periods.
Do not worry . As you took the Medicine for 10 days , you are expected to have periods 10 days after stopping dydrogesterone. ( Periods will occur after same number of days after the withdrawal of progesterone as the days you took the medicine. For example, if you had taken dydrogesterone for 4 days, you will have your periods 4 days after stopping dydrogesterone).
Moreover you have a high TSH value, suggestive of Hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism also causes delayed periods and menstrual irregularities.
Do not panic. Wait for 7-8 days for your periods. If your periods doesn't start even after 8 days, then get an Ultrasound scan and hormone assay of estrogen and progesterone done .
Based the reports consult your gynaec and get treated accordingly. You also need to get treated for your thyroid problem.
Wish you a healthy life.
Take Care
Welcome to Health Care Magic.
I have gone through your query.
As the repeat HCG test also turned out negative you are unlikely to be pregnant.
Coming Dydrogesterone- it is an orally active progesterone used in delayed periods.
Do not worry . As you took the Medicine for 10 days , you are expected to have periods 10 days after stopping dydrogesterone. ( Periods will occur after same number of days after the withdrawal of progesterone as the days you took the medicine. For example, if you had taken dydrogesterone for 4 days, you will have your periods 4 days after stopping dydrogesterone).
Moreover you have a high TSH value, suggestive of Hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism also causes delayed periods and menstrual irregularities.
Do not panic. Wait for 7-8 days for your periods. If your periods doesn't start even after 8 days, then get an Ultrasound scan and hormone assay of estrogen and progesterone done .
Based the reports consult your gynaec and get treated accordingly. You also need to get treated for your thyroid problem.
Wish you a healthy life.
Take Care
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