[emily_godzilla]

I have bipolar disorder, endometriosis and possibly other fertility issues. We have been tcc for years to no avail. Recently we got married on June 5. I had started my period on June 1 or 2 it was over by our wedding.Unfortnately within a couple weeks of our wedding I suffered another manic episode. I know we had been very sexually active at that time. In the hospital at some time I had my period very unsure when. It only lasted 3 days and was brown blood. I was hospitalized during June 22-july 9.While I was in there my prolactin tested high-76 normal is 0-24. My thyroid tested at hypothyroid.The only pregnancy test which was done was urine and at the time I was very unwell. I poured half the urine out and filled it with water.July I missed my period entirely.I took 3 true responses all negative. Then I seemed to start my period last night. This afternoon it seems to have stopped somewhat. I am having symptoms I usually do not have-very emotional keep crying at very strange silly type things. With bipolar often a depression can follow a mania-so this could be the start of one.I have also been feeling sick to stomach all week-threw up today. With the endo sometimes period cramps make me throw up... Breasts are both larger and sore-could be just the higher prolactin? A few years back was diagnosed with a mircoandenomia. They tested it and said it was non-hormone producing at the time (that could have changed.) I cannot shake the feeling I might be pregnant.I am seeing my medical primary dr. Monday - I need another referral to an endocronologist. (for hormone issues. Thyroid prolactin.) I may ask if my dr can run a pregnancy serum test. Does that sound crazy?Other symptoms very fatigued, food aversions,bloated but losing weight-still 1 inch bigger in both breast and lower ab but waist is smaller. This is just very confusing esp. with all the hormone issues.Any thoughts?

[Cat1864]

It does not sound crazy to me. With what you are describing of your medical history aand symptoms, I would definitely ask the doctor for a pregnancy test.