Trying To Conceive. Have Subserosal Fibroid, Have Bleeding. On Meprate. Will This Affect Pregnancy?
Hi I'm put on Meprate starting from the 5th day of my periods to the 26th day to reduce the subserosal fibroid size and making my periods regular and without pain which had become 8 to 10 days earlier in past a few months.Despite taking meprate for last 3 months, I'm having bleeding in small quantities almost everyday after the 15th day.Finally the real period starts from the 27th/28th day.Kindly tell me what is the reason of all these symptoms and how can they me controlled.Is there an alternative medicine to have the solution?Will I be ovulating duringthe intake of meprate from day-5 to day-26.How long before trying to conceive should this Meprate be stoped?Does it have a good or bad effect on pregnancy?
Hello Thanks for your query. You can definitely ovulate while on pregnant. Meprate is safe if you wish to conceive. The problems you are facing are because of the fibroid which you mentioned. Irregular spotting is a symptom of fibroids. You should consult an infertility specialist and consider myomectomy if the fibroids are symptomatic. take care.
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Trying To Conceive. Have Subserosal Fibroid, Have Bleeding. On Meprate. Will This Affect Pregnancy?
Hello Thanks for your query. You can definitely ovulate while on pregnant. Meprate is safe if you wish to conceive. The problems you are facing are because of the fibroid which you mentioned. Irregular spotting is a symptom of fibroids. You should consult an infertility specialist and consider myomectomy if the fibroids are symptomatic. take care.