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Have PCOS And Taking APCOD Sachet. Noticed Bleeding. What Should I Do?
Hi, I am PCOS and currently taking APCOD csince past 2 and a half months. I don’t get periods so along with APCOD I was given Devery for two months to get my periods. From my current cycle I was given Siphene from 2nd Day and Gestofit 200 (oral tablets) from 16th Day, which is started from 19th Day after taking the ovulation test. My due date was 15th May (my last periods was on 15th April). I have two doubts;
1. I did a pregnancy test yesterday, but it was negative. I read in some blogs that we should wait for one more week and then do the test. So, can I do a blood test sometime next week?
2. We didn’t had intercourse for the past 10 days but yesterday night we had it and spotting started. From today morning its started bleeding. I don’t what to do next.
I used to have pre menstrual cramps, leg and back pain. I am just little scared now. Please help
1. I did a pregnancy test yesterday, but it was negative. I read in some blogs that we should wait for one more week and then do the test. So, can I do a blood test sometime next week?
2. We didn’t had intercourse for the past 10 days but yesterday night we had it and spotting started. From today morning its started bleeding. I don’t what to do next.
I used to have pre menstrual cramps, leg and back pain. I am just little scared now. Please help
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
Hi, you have been taken ovulation induction treatment. SInce you had bleeding, there is less chance of pregnancy. If you want to confirm, get serum HCG levels, which is confirmatory. See your obstetrician for next cycle ovulation induction.
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