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If you have taken Provera...

Happy Friday, everyone!

After playing phone tag for the past three days with my various doctors, I finally got the go ahead to start Provera to end my 140 + day cycle!

(Happy dancing as I type this... Big Smile )

I got Provera that you take once a day for ten days.

I know that it is different for everybody, but I'm just curious to know how long it took to reach CD1 after starting.

I'm trying to plan ahead a little, being a teacher, and although I know I can't pinpoint it exactly, I'm just looking for a very vague ballpark so I can start thinking ahead for the CD3 bloodwork I need to have done.

Also - is it okay to have my SHG done while taking Provera? I will call my RE's office tomorrow to ask, but thought I'd see if any of you have had experience with that.

Thanks in advance, loves <3


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08.2008 | Diagnosed with PCOS
11.2011 | First appointment with RE
12.2011 | HSG reveals 100% blockages in both tubes
02.2012 | Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy to unblock tubes...success!

{ BFP # 1 | April 1, 2012 }
Jonah Alexander is here! Born 12.07.12 @ 39w3d

{ BFP # 2 | May 22, 2013 }
Chemical Pregnancy :(

{ BFP # 3 | February 12, 2014 }
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Re: If you have taken Provera...

  • I'm not sure that it's the same for everyone, but I always get AF about 3 days after I finish taking Provera.

    Not sure on the second question. Maybe I'm misunderstanding... did you mean HSG? If so, my RE had me do it around CD12. 

     

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  • imagedragontears507:

    I'm not sure that it's the same for everyone, but I always get AF about 3 days after I finish taking Provera.

    Not sure on the second question. Maybe I'm misunderstanding... did you mean HSG? If so, my RE had me do it around CD12. 

    Thanks for the info :) I need an HSG and an SHG (sonohysterogram) and I wanted to schedule the SHG the same day I do other bloodwork because my RE is almost two hours away. I know I'll be on Provera if I schedule it the day I'd like to have it done, so I was just curious :)


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    08.2008 | Diagnosed with PCOS
    11.2011 | First appointment with RE
    12.2011 | HSG reveals 100% blockages in both tubes
    02.2012 | Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy to unblock tubes...success!

    { BFP # 1 | April 1, 2012 }
    Jonah Alexander is here! Born 12.07.12 @ 39w3d

    { BFP # 2 | May 22, 2013 }
    Chemical Pregnancy :(

    { BFP # 3 | February 12, 2014 }
    So far, so good! We love you, little peanut!


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  • I usually get my period about 2-3 days after stopping progesterone. I'm not sure how SHG's are timed according to your cycle. I know that HSG's must be done when there is no possibility of pregnancy. I think mine was on CD6 or 7. I also don't think they'll do it when you're on your period, so if you are having CD3 bloodwork, I would doubt they would do the procedures on the same day.

     

    **Edited: Just looked back and my HSG was on CD11.

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  • OK, I think I'm confused.

    If you want to have your SHG done on the same day as your CD3 bloodwork, you will no longer be on Provera, so that wouldn't even be a worry. CD3 would be the third day of your period, which you should get once you withdraw from the Provera. So ten days of Provera, then you should get your period once you stop the medicine. Then CD3 bloodwork, and then SHG once your period has stopped.

    Started TTC 2/2009
    Started fertility treatments 11/2010
    Ovarian dysfunction, LPD, male factor
    6 failed medicated IUI's
    Pregnant 5/2011 - Miscarriage at 6 weeks due to triploidy
    Decided to adopt - 6/2012
    SURPRISE! Pregnant without intervention - 7/2012 
    Sweet Baby James Born 3/2013
    Decided to be "One and Done"

    ....OR NOT.
    Pregnant 12/2018 despite birth control pills
    Here we go again...
    Due 8/26/19!
  • imagekellyrn9956:

    OK, I think I'm confused.

    If you want to have your SHG done on the same day as your CD3 bloodwork, you will no longer be on Provera, so that wouldn't even be a worry. CD3 would be the third day of your period, which you should get once you withdraw from the Provera. So ten days of Provera, then you should get your period once you stop the medicine. Then CD3 bloodwork, and then SHG once your period has stopped.

    Sorry if I confused you! I was confused because the nurse said that it is different for everyone and I could get my period within a day or two of starting the Provera, or it could be up to two weeks after stopping the pill. From what I've read from everyone who has responded on here (and TTGP) everyone has started CD1 after completing the pills.

    Sorry if I confused you! Thanks for the info! <3


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    08.2008 | Diagnosed with PCOS
    11.2011 | First appointment with RE
    12.2011 | HSG reveals 100% blockages in both tubes
    02.2012 | Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy to unblock tubes...success!

    { BFP # 1 | April 1, 2012 }
    Jonah Alexander is here! Born 12.07.12 @ 39w3d

    { BFP # 2 | May 22, 2013 }
    Chemical Pregnancy :(

    { BFP # 3 | February 12, 2014 }
    So far, so good! We love you, little peanut!


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  • imagehappilyeverafterxo:
    imagekellyrn9956:

    OK, I think I'm confused.

    If you want to have your SHG done on the same day as your CD3 bloodwork, you will no longer be on Provera, so that wouldn't even be a worry. CD3 would be the third day of your period, which you should get once you withdraw from the Provera. So ten days of Provera, then you should get your period once you stop the medicine. Then CD3 bloodwork, and then SHG once your period has stopped.

    Sorry if I confused you! I was confused because the nurse said that it is different for everyone and I could get my period within a day or two of starting the Provera, or it could be up to two weeks after stopping the pill. From what I've read from everyone who has responded on here (and TTGP) everyone has started CD1 after completing the pills.

    Sorry if I confused you! Thanks for the info! <3

    It's OK. I think your nurse is wrong. I think your period comes b/c of the withdraw from Provera, not the actual drug itself...

    Started TTC 2/2009
    Started fertility treatments 11/2010
    Ovarian dysfunction, LPD, male factor
    6 failed medicated IUI's
    Pregnant 5/2011 - Miscarriage at 6 weeks due to triploidy
    Decided to adopt - 6/2012
    SURPRISE! Pregnant without intervention - 7/2012 
    Sweet Baby James Born 3/2013
    Decided to be "One and Done"

    ....OR NOT.
    Pregnant 12/2018 despite birth control pills
    Here we go again...
    Due 8/26/19!
  • imagekellyrn9956:
    imagehappilyeverafterxo:
    imagekellyrn9956:

    OK, I think I'm confused.

    If you want to have your SHG done on the same day as your CD3 bloodwork, you will no longer be on Provera, so that wouldn't even be a worry. CD3 would be the third day of your period, which you should get once you withdraw from the Provera. So ten days of Provera, then you should get your period once you stop the medicine. Then CD3 bloodwork, and then SHG once your period has stopped.

    Sorry if I confused you! I was confused because the nurse said that it is different for everyone and I could get my period within a day or two of starting the Provera, or it could be up to two weeks after stopping the pill. From what I've read from everyone who has responded on here (and TTGP) everyone has started CD1 after completing the pills.

    Sorry if I confused you! Thanks for the info! <3

    It's OK. I think your nurse is wrong. I think your period comes b/c of the withdraw from Provera, not the actual drug itself...

    I think so too! What you've said makes perfect sense. Thanks love! <3

    ETA: I could have misheard...perhaps she meant it could come anytime between 2 days and 2 weeks after the last dosage. Either way, thanks! Haha :) I don't even remember now because that day was full of so much information!


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    08.2008 | Diagnosed with PCOS
    11.2011 | First appointment with RE
    12.2011 | HSG reveals 100% blockages in both tubes
    02.2012 | Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy to unblock tubes...success!

    { BFP # 1 | April 1, 2012 }
    Jonah Alexander is here! Born 12.07.12 @ 39w3d

    { BFP # 2 | May 22, 2013 }
    Chemical Pregnancy :(

    { BFP # 3 | February 12, 2014 }
    So far, so good! We love you, little peanut!


    BabyFruit Ticker
  • imagehappilyeverafterxo:
    imagekellyrn9956:
    imagehappilyeverafterxo:
    imagekellyrn9956:

    OK, I think I'm confused.

    If you want to have your SHG done on the same day as your CD3 bloodwork, you will no longer be on Provera, so that wouldn't even be a worry. CD3 would be the third day of your period, which you should get once you withdraw from the Provera. So ten days of Provera, then you should get your period once you stop the medicine. Then CD3 bloodwork, and then SHG once your period has stopped.

    Sorry if I confused you! I was confused because the nurse said that it is different for everyone and I could get my period within a day or two of starting the Provera, or it could be up to two weeks after stopping the pill. From what I've read from everyone who has responded on here (and TTGP) everyone has started CD1 after completing the pills.

    Sorry if I confused you! Thanks for the info! <3

    It's OK. I think your nurse is wrong. I think your period comes b/c of the withdraw from Provera, not the actual drug itself...

    I think so too! What you've said makes perfect sense. Thanks love! <3

    ETA: I could have misheard...perhaps she meant it could come anytime between 2 days and 2 weeks after the last dosage. Either way, thanks! Haha :) I don't even remember now because that day was full of so much information!

    I know, right??? It's like we hear maybe 25-50% of what they actually say.

    Started TTC 2/2009
    Started fertility treatments 11/2010
    Ovarian dysfunction, LPD, male factor
    6 failed medicated IUI's
    Pregnant 5/2011 - Miscarriage at 6 weeks due to triploidy
    Decided to adopt - 6/2012
    SURPRISE! Pregnant without intervention - 7/2012 
    Sweet Baby James Born 3/2013
    Decided to be "One and Done"

    ....OR NOT.
    Pregnant 12/2018 despite birth control pills
    Here we go again...
    Due 8/26/19!
  • I just started the 1st pill of 5 of Provera yesterday....I too usually get AF 3 days after the last pill.  GL with your testing!
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  • I have no advice but I just wanted to say good luck to you!  

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  • When I take it CD1 seems to fall the 5th or 6th day after my last Provera pill. 
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  • It always varied for me. Sometimes I would start within a few days, but there were also times it took 10 or so days. GL!
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  • I would typically get AF 3 days or so after the last pill.  However, it has also taken up to a week for me before.

     

    Good luck! 

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  • i always take 2 provera/day for 5 days and get AF 3 days after the last pill, 4 days was the longest
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  • I just took Provera for the 1st time this month.  I was on 10 mg for 10 days.  I actually started spotting on the evening of the 9th day of taking Provera.  Then, I had AF for 8 days...which is long for me.  She's usually only 3-4 days in length.
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