I have suffered extreamly painful periods and heavy periods off the pill, and migraines with mild period pain(tolerable) whilst on the pill.
I suppose yes. Since it follows the fact that during pregnancy, no menstruations take place. But, well, after the nine months...
Yes and no...
I had very irregular cycles before becoming pregnant, and hormonally triggered migraines every month.
After having my baby, my cycle is more regular, but I still have the migraines and my cycles are heavier and more painful than before.
So, yes, a pregnancy can CHANGE your cycle, but No, it might not get rid of the problems you have pre-pregnancy.
yes.for the time being.
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I suppose yes. Since it follows the fact that during pregnancy, no menstruations take place. But, well, after the nine months...
Yes and no...
I had very irregular cycles before becoming pregnant, and hormonally triggered migraines every month.
After having my baby, my cycle is more regular, but I still have the migraines and my cycles are heavier and more painful than before.
So, yes, a pregnancy can CHANGE your cycle, but No, it might not get rid of the problems you have pre-pregnancy.
yes.for the time being.