Pregnancy Control Pills and Baby Loss Concern

In women, increased LH in urine is expected during the menstruation period. LH is a hormone that assists in the release of eggs from the ovaries. Following the end of your monthly period, the LH levels might increase as a way of preparing for ovulation. There can be changes in the cervical mucus throughout the cycle. Having lotion-like discharge before getting the sticky one is typical. 

If you have been trying to conceive for two months and have no specific concerns or underlying medical conditions, it's generally normal for it to take some time.

There are several causes of missed periods, such as pregnancy, stress, hormonal disorders or any other underlying illnesses. Tests and procedures can be done by a gynecologist, who also gives the necessary treatment.

There is a possibility that you can be pregnant if you had unprotected sex two months ago, even though you got your period last month. Some of the pregnancy signs are nausea, tiredness, and breast tenderness. Stress or hormonal changes can also be the reason for a period of delay. If you want to be sure, the home pregnancy test is the solution.

I advise you to go to a gynecologist immediately. Rashes in vaginal area can be a sign of a vaginal infection or a sexually transmitted infection.
 

There can be several factors if you are experiencing a delayed period followed by light bleeding like stress, hormonal changes, contraceptive use, and the possibility of pregnancy. While protected sex reduces the risk of pregnancy, no method is entirely foolproof. If you are concerned about pregnancy confirm by taking a home pregnancy test.

You don't need to stress about nipple discharge during pre­gnancy - it's a natural thing called colostrum, this whitish fluid is your body's way to nourish the baby soon. If its bothering too much, use mild soap and water to clean the area ge­ntly. But watch for redness, swelling or discomfort - as it warrants medical attention.

CONTINUE taking 50 mcg of thyroid medication during pregnancy as TSH levels may fluctuate during pregnancy!! Lowering medication may harm the baby. Consult with your DOCTOR before making any changes.