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angus castus can u help me with this? and help me with how my body is acting?


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Can't offer you advice about your periods I'm afraid, have you done a test? You should go and see your GP if you are concerned.

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i can say NO i do not have PCOS i have had 3 scans since miscarraige and 2 blood tests and everything is fine xxx

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thank you that is good to know i will do that so what do you make of my period and woulld you say it is pregnancy? i do have brown nipples and veins on them they are not sore just flop see LOL xxx

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PCOS is polycystic ovary syndrome - go to this link for more info:

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/womenshealth/facts/pcos.htm

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Can't help you with the angus whatsit, but I can help you with a cheap way to work out when you are ovulating! Buy yourself a decent digital thermometer, one you can stick under your tongue that is correct to two decimal places, Boots sell them. Then go to Smiths and get a book of graph paper.

On the first day of your period, which is Day One of your cycle, start a new chart. Take your Basal Body Temperature (BBT) which has to be done before you get out of bed each morning. Plot your temp each morning and you will notice it increases round about Day Fourteen of a normal 28 day cycle, so for you it might be slightly later.

When you ovulate, your BBT increases slightly and it is this shift which when plotted for a few months will show you when you have ovulated. Bear in mind though that the temperature increase is seen 24 - 48 hours after ovulation so if you see an increase on Day Sixteen, it's likely you ovulated on Day Fourteen.

You can google BBT or temperature charting for more information.

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what is  PCOS? x

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