Worried I’m infertile
I’m not planning on having children for a long time but in the second half of my cycle ( after ovulation) sex suddenly burns, my vagina is very dry and having a wee after sex also burns. It’s fine orher ties.
I spoke to my GP and she thinks it’s just a drop in eosteogen levels but does this mean I’m infertile? I completely forgot to ask her and now I’m worried.
I spoke to my GP and she thinks it’s just a drop in eosteogen levels but does this mean I’m infertile? I completely forgot to ask her and now I’m worried.
Original post by Anonymous
I’m not planning on having children for a long time but in the second half of my cycle ( after ovulation) sex suddenly burns, my vagina is very dry and having a wee after sex also burns. It’s fine orher ties.
I spoke to my GP and she thinks it’s just a drop in eosteogen levels but does this mean I’m infertile? I completely forgot to ask her and now I’m worried.
I spoke to my GP and she thinks it’s just a drop in eosteogen levels but does this mean I’m infertile? I completely forgot to ask her and now I’m worried.
Oestrogen levels naturally rise and fall throughout the menstrual cycle. If this statement from the doctor is the only thing making you question your fertility, then it's not something to fret over.
This webpage has a good explanation of the hormones involved in the menstrual cycle and when they rise/fall without using too much scientific jargon: https://www.livi.co.uk/your-health/your-menstrual-cycle-explained/
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Original post by 1582
Oestrogen levels naturally rise and fall throughout the menstrual cycle. If this statement from the doctor is the only thing making you question your fertility, then it's not something to fret over.
This webpage has a good explanation of the hormones involved in the menstrual cycle and when they rise/fall without using too much scientific jargon: https://www.livi.co.uk/your-health/your-menstrual-cycle-explained/
This webpage has a good explanation of the hormones involved in the menstrual cycle and when they rise/fall without using too much scientific jargon: https://www.livi.co.uk/your-health/your-menstrual-cycle-explained/
Thank you will have a read. Yeah it is just because I always thought you need high levels of oestrogen to have a baby. My periods are regular and not painful so I think I’m hopefully healthy in that sense but my mum had multiple miscarriages so it is a
Fear of mine that I’ll be infertile / have issues
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