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asked by: sdaearthangel on June 22nd, 2004
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I have very irregular periods. So irregular that I never know when they are coming. It could be 2 weeks, it could be 10 months (that is the longest I have gone without one). I assume that I was ovulating 2 and a half weeks ago because of mucus that never comes. My husband & I were having sex alot (i hope that isn't tmi) at that time. Now I am having cramping like I am on my period, and just yesterday started havin this brownish discharge. I have been having headaches like mad lately. I am an emotional wreck also. Anything can make me cry (even cartoons) anything can make me happy, anything can piss me off. We have no health insurance and can't afford to go to the Dr. I have taken a hpt, but it was negative. That was before the brownish discharge. Does anyone have any advice for a way to get help to go the dr? Has anyone every had implantation bleeding? What was it like? Cramps? Emotional? I have always wanted a child more than anything, but have always been told by Dr.S that I would have to take fertility drugs if not invitro in order to get pregnant. Now I all of a sudden feel unprepared & scared as much as I want to have a child. Any advice on how to lower stress levels? If I am pregnant, I want the baby to be as healthy as possible. Thanks-
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MercyRose
replied on June 22nd, 2004
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Sdaea,
can't help much on the implantation bldg.
However, some of the other stuff I can. I also had no insurance beg. Of my first preg. And wanted to see for sure if I was. You can go to a non-profit org. That helps people that are preg. They test for free. Usually in phone book, or call up a local clinic or hosp. And ask for a ph. Number. I also am currently on a medicare type of insurance for reproductive health only. This covers paps and reprod. Problems and preg. Tests. If you are, then when you have paper proof you are preg. You can get on medicare most places. (and wic if you have that out there.)
an obvious way to lower stress is to find out for sure one way or another. Heck, even planning the appt. For a test will help a little.
What calms you down? A bath? Soft music? A lil chocolate? Talking to a friend? We are here if ya need that...

By the way, brownish discharge in preg. Is not usually a worrisome thing, ok?
Please let us know! Smile

m~r
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