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Originally Posted by Dancingkaty1 thank you so much for your replys....im hoping the clomid will do something to stop the spotting this mth, i think if the spotting does come still b4 af i will phone my fs straight away b4 i start the 2nd cycle of clomid....dont want to go through 3 cycles of clomid for it to be waste of time. Silarose28....how many days is & was ur leutal phase? I spoke to my doc about it too as i was so concerned & he just said that progesterone pills are usually given to woman that have had recurrent m/c's ....i felt like saying but that cant be the case coz on b& b lots of woman take them for spotting & short leutal phases!!!! every time i say to my doc or fs about reading on b&b they just say that i shouldnt but i feel like im not getting anywhere with them its really getting me down x |
Hiya Dancing Katy
My luteal phase was only 6 days. I had tried b6 and agnus castus and it went up to 8 days (sometimes but not always). With progesterone is has been 13 and 11 days. Doctors don't seem to agree on the use of progesterone. I have talked to lots of people on here about it and everyone gets told different things. All I can say is that my docor needed pushing to talk about this with me. When I went private with him he suddenly seemed to listen more and agreed with me that 6-8 days was not long enough for implantation and so he then prescribed the progesterone. Other ladies have told me their doctors prescribe it as a matter of routine whereas some doctors refuse to prescribe it at all.
b6 can really help and does so by helping your body produce the right amount of hormones. I copied this from 1 helpful website:
A recent study by the American Journal of Epidemiology followed 364 women in China and their levels of Vitamin B6 over a twelve month period. Those women with high levels of the vitamin increased both their odds of falling pregnant as well as decreasing their risk of pregnancy loss. The women who were Vitamin B6 deficient had more trouble conceiving and an increased risk of loss.
A deficiency can lead to a buildup of estrogen in your system causing decreased progesterone production. A proper balance of estrogen and progesterone is essential for conception to occur. Too low a level of progesterone can lead to miscarriage and luteal phase defects (where the time from ovulation to menstruation is shorter than 10 days).
B6 effectively reduces blood estrogen and increases progesterone in the body making you much more conducive to getting pregnant.