[sueo0219]

I have been taking Prometrium for 7 days now. My Dr. prescribed it because I have a hormonal imbalance and my body does not produce one of the hormones that causes a body to ovulate. Probably going through menopause. I am curious as to if I can become pregnant while taking the Prometrium and I am unsure as to when I would ovulate while taking these pills. I have always had regular periods but did not have one since march 2007. Since and I am sort of clueless about this. Any answers would be helpful! Since taking the prometrium (started June 1st) I had a period 6/2 and 6/3, when should I start ovulating or an approximate ovulating time. I just bought the ovulating kit but not sure when to start.
Thanks so much!!

[alkalineangel]

Well if it only lasted those two days, its really hard to be sure you are on a set schedule yet. Did you discuss with your doctor your hopes to get pregnant? I would wait and see fi it regulates after a few months, and then start trying. Typically a woman ovulates 14 days after the first day of her period. This is the optimum time to conceive. But every woman is different. I am concerned though, that you may be starting menopause. I would discuss it further with my doctor until I fully understood everything and had all my questions answered, remember, you are paying him for that knowledge. Good luck hun.

[sueo0219]

I finally figured out how to retrieve the answer sorry about that. I did speak to my doctor and she told me to buy an ovulating kit which I did today and try the test on 12, 14 and 16 of this month. She felt good that I had a period for the 2 days and said that was a good thing, so I guess only time will tell now. I am 45 so I don't think I can wait any longer time won't permit lol.

well if it only lasted those two days, its really hard to be sure you are on a set schedule yet. Did you discuss with your doctor your hopes to get pregnant? I would wait and see fi it regulates after a few months, and then start trying. typically a woman ovulates 14 days after the first day of her period. this is the optimum time to conceive. but every woman is different. I am concerned though, that you may be starting menopause. I would discuss it further with my doctor until I fully understood everything and had all my questions answered, remember, you are paying him for that knowledge. good luck hun.

[Myth]

Also start charting your cycles it will help. Ovulation Calendar and Ovulation Chart - FertilityFriend.com