I've heard of some women's periods changing after pregnancy...either getting lighter or heavier. After pregnancy, my periods were exactly the same...no change. It's one of those things where it's different for everybody, You won't know how your body will respond until you go through it. The good news is, while you're pregnant, you won't have any menstrual problems :)
I strongly urge you to seek a doctor who will help you. There is no reason for you to suffer the way you are doing right now. There are a great many incompetent doctors out there. Find one who knows that a woman with painful, problematic periods can be helped and will do so.
There is absolutely no reason for you to suffer every month.
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I've heard of some women's periods changing after pregnancy...either getting lighter or heavier. After pregnancy, my periods were exactly the same...no change. It's one of those things where it's different for everybody, You won't know how your body will respond until you go through it. The good news is, while you're pregnant, you won't have any menstrual problems :)
Good luck.
No. Sometimes it makes it worse.
I strongly urge you to seek a doctor who will help you. There is no reason for you to suffer the way you are doing right now. There are a great many incompetent doctors out there. Find one who knows that a woman with painful, problematic periods can be helped and will do so.
There is absolutely no reason for you to suffer every month.
so you want to get pregnant so you won't have PMS anymore? great reason...make sure you tell the kid that....
switch birth control. it takes several months on each type before finding one that works.