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Do you think it is my hormones?
Little background.
I breastfed dd1 for 12 months, and I was on the Depo Provera shot the whole time. Had one ppaf 4 months after my pregnancy and never got another one until long after I stopped breastfeeding, like 8 months after. I am now breastfeeding dd2 and she is about to be 10 months old. I started supplementing 2-4oz a day of Baby's Only formula, sometimes less and sometimes more since 8 months when I used up my freezer stash of bm. Now, since I got my first ppaf, I have been seriously nausous and sick at least once a month sometime during the first half of my cycle. A pattern I just notice since I have been keeping track. So since March, I have been vomitting with cramps and diarahea(sp) at least once a month I would say, last time being last night. Now I know I have to call the dr and I told dh to literally hold the phone to my ear tomorrow if he has to. I thought it was food poisoning or a stomach bug the first couple times, and then I realized that I am feeling yucky days before and days after this happens. I wonder if it is an estrogen problem. I am on no form of birth control, having good solid afs, and breastfeeding. The reason I ask here is because if I go to the drs, and they also believe it is a hormone problem, they will probably want me to stop breastfeeding and go on the Birth Control pill right? I remember the very first birth control pill I ever took had me in the bathroom with that nausous feeling all night. Anyways, I really wanted to make it 12 months again with dd2, so I was looking for some information or advice. Can't imagine there would be similar stories out there??
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Amanda, mom to Evelyn (5) and Natalie (2) |
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Re: Do you think it is my hormones?
This was on a website and raised a red flag to me:
It contains a synthetic progestin called medroxyprogesterone acetate that remains in the body for a long period of time after the injection is given. This method of birth control is controversial among women because of its reputation for causing unpleasant side effects. Read more: Side Effects of Birth Control Shots This site also has good testimony about different drugs. worth reading through.
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Jen, homeschoolin', Christ-following mama to 5 blessings: boy (9), boy (6), girl (4), boy (2), boy (9m!!)
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Re: Do you think it is my hormones?
I got the Depo shot after my first dd was born and had 4 doses before stopping completely. Took 8 months to get my cycle back (after the 3 months passed after the last shot) and was pregnant 5 months later without trying and kinda preventing.
I can't imagine my symptoms now are because of that shot, do you? I thought maybe I didn't have these symptoms the first time around because I had the shot and my hormone levels stayed pretty constant the whole time. Anyways, I feel yucky right now. Like light headed and very hot. I am going to bed. I am going to skip pumping tonight which I will most likely regret in the morning when I am too full of milk. Oh well.
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Amanda, mom to Evelyn (5) and Natalie (2) |
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