[alicenwonderland]

AF seems to be starting. I'm spotting brown and cramping like no tomorrow. But... my temps are still climbing? That's weird.

[shauna0325]

If you really are 11dpo now, then it could be implantation? I was also wondering, have you stopped taking the pill fairly recently? It seems several of us on here have issues since stopping bc and I was wondering if maybe that's what is happening with you also. I'm now very much against hormonal birth control, it can do some crazy and terrible things to your body.

[alicenwonderland]

I stopped BC in May. Go figure right? Instead of getting more regulated, it's getting worse.

[Kelllilee]

I was also going to say could be implantation. have you tested recently? i'm sorry your chart is being such a pain!

[alicenwonderland]

I tested yesterday and got a line but it was an internet midstream so not exactly trustworthy. Tested again today for no line. Who know what is going on with me. Anyone know how long after implantation you should be able to get a positive? I was recently sick with a fever, could the high temps be lingering because of that?

[ShawnaCAN]

I stopped BC in May. Go figure right? Instead of getting more regulated, it's getting worse.[/b]

Contrary to popular myth, the Pill doesn't actually regulate anything. It creates a phony cycle for as long as you're on it by making you bleed regularly, but doesn't do anything to fix any underlying problems that were causing cycle irregularities before the Pill. It really just covers up the irregularity for awhile. Then when you go off, the problem is still there PLUS the extra hormonal confusion of your body having to sort itself out again from the synthetic hormones in the Pill! It can take anywhere from 3-18 months to fully recover from the effects of the synthetic hormones.

[shauna0325]

Contrary to popular myth, the Pill doesn't actually regulate anything. It creates a phony cycle for as long as you're on it by making you bleed regularly, but doesn't do anything to fix any underlying problems that were causing cycle irregularities before the Pill. It really just covers up the irregularity for awhile. Then when you go off, the problem is still there PLUS the extra hormonal confusion of your body having to sort itself out again from the synthetic hormones in the Pill! It can take anywhere from 3-18 months to fully recover from the effects of the synthetic hormones.[/b]

Yep the pill is evil! My first 5 cycles after stopping were perfectly regular, then in March my body went totally wacky. I really wouldn't be surprised if that's what is happening with you too! Although I'm still keeping my fingers crossed that you're just having implantation bleeding.

[sjkduke]

I hope it's IB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!