girl help: Hi I’m a girl and i was wondering if any of you ladies ever had kids whos cycle was irregular? - Help.com

You may be trying to hard, as they say. Sometimes it’s when you stop trying that it happens.

I would start with getting the cause of your irregular cycles diagnosed if you haven’t already. Once you have an actual medical diagnosis, then you can start figuring out if there are special steps you should be taking to help you get pregnant.

My sister had a period only a few times a year, always very light when she did have it, and she is now 6 months pregnant! So I wouldn’t worry too much, irregular cycles are very common.

Are you keeping a chart on your menstrual cycle? This will help you determine when you are ovulating.

sammi wrote:
Are you keeping a chart on your menstrual cycle? This will help you determine when you are ovulating.

that doesn’t work with irregular periods.

Nyx wrote:

sammi wrote:
Are you keeping a chart on your menstrual cycle? This will help you determine when you are ovulating.

that doesn’t work with irregular periods.

Yes may be true. But if she goes to see a doctor they will more than likely ask her to do a chart on her menstrual cycle to see how irregular her periods are. I only know because when I was trying to conceive it was the first thing they asked me to do. :)

I take it this is girl stuff….

Nante wrote:
I take it this is girl stuff….

lol. yes.

Hmm! Think it could be Nante. :)

sammi wrote:

Nyx wrote:

sammi wrote:
Are you keeping a chart on your menstrual cycle? This will help you determine when you are ovulating.

that doesn’t work with irregular periods.

Yes may be true. But if she goes to see a doctor they will more than likely ask her to do a chart on her menstrual cycle to see how irregular her periods are. I only know because when I was trying to conceive it was the first thing they asked me to do. :)

I don’t think they ever made my sister keep a chart. She was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome years ago and is trying to conceive. She’s been using the tempurature method to find out when she’s actually ovulating.

Ok. Was just trying to help and maybe wasn’t being too useful so will leave you to it. Good luck Angel and hope all goes well for you soon x

While this is very common even amongst women who have no fertility problems it should be checked out by a doctor because in general, ovulation disorders such as PCOS represent the most common female infertility causes, and an irregular period may indicate this.

you can read about it at
http://www.conceivingconcepts.com/lea…