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Spotting at 10DPO & AF on 11DPO. Should I be worried about LP?

JamieFLJamieFL
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I spotted all day yesterday at 10DPO.  I knew from this morning's temp drop that AF was on her way!  I'm very disappointed, to say the least, but want to get my cycles as close to "normal" as they were before the m/c last month.  I'm usually a 28-29 day cycle and this past cycle was 33 (seemed far longer, for some reason).

I know that you need at least 10 days in an LP to support a PG...should I be worried with mine or wait a few more cycles and then see?  I started taking B6 last month, too, but didn't see any difference with that.  My LP's before the m/c were 12-13 days, usually.

Yet another thing to worry about, right?  Thanks for any input that you might have. 

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Re: Spotting at 10DPO & AF on 11DPO. Should I be worried about LP?

  • alwyzbsyalwyzbsy

    If this was your first cycle post miscarriage, or one of the only times that this has happened, I wouldn't be too worried.  If you are concerned, call your doctor but I think a strange cycle or a few post miscarriage is normal.  I'm sorry for your loss.


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  • mindyschallermindyschaller member
    imagealwyzbsy:

    If this was your first cycle post miscarriage, or one of the only times that this has happened, I wouldn't be too worried.  If you are concerned, call your doctor but I think a strange cycle or a few post miscarriage is normal.  I'm sorry for your loss.


     This. and I'm so sorry for you loss.

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  • texas77texas77 member

    well i know that cycles can be all wonky after a m/c.  is this your first cycle with a short LP?  if so, i wouldn't worry about it.  try going back to the b6 and see what happens.  you have to give it a chance to work it's magic.  it's not going to work overnight. 

    the reason for your longer cycle this time is because it took you longer to O than before.  do you chart?  i forgot to look before i hit reply.  if you continue to have shorter LPs then you might want to discuss it with your dr.  but honestly, i would wait it out a little longer and see what your body is going to do on its own. 

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  • lil_rhodylil_rhody member
    I agree with PPs, it could just be a fluke. Chart a few more months and see how it goes.
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  • Becka1208Becka1208 member
    imagetexas77:

    well i know that cycles can be all wonky after a m/c.  is this your first cycle with a short LP?  if so, i wouldn't worry about it.  try going back to the b6 and see what happens.  you have to give it a chance to work it's magic.  it's not going to work overnight. 

    the reason for your longer cycle this time is because it took you longer to O than before.  do you chart?  i forgot to look before i hit reply.  if you continue to have shorter LPs then you might want to discuss it with your dr.  but honestly, i would wait it out a little longer and see what your body is going to do on its own. 

    This. GL! 

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