- Happygal
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When on birth control, my periods became very light. I was on it for close to 15 years. It was almost uncomfortable to wear a tampon, and they were about 1-2 days max with pretty light flow. I've been off bc for about 4-5 months now, and my periods are still very light and pretty short. My last period was about 3 days of light flow, and around 2 with spotting.
Does anyone have experience or know about how light/short periods affect TTC? I'm wondering if it's something I should talk to my doctor now about instead of waiting the standard 6 months of not conceiving.
From some quick research, light periods could possibly indicate you are not ovulating. I charted for this first time last month, and my BBT, a positive OPK, and pain indicate that I did ovulate; is it possible to have all three of those things but not actually ovulate?
The other possibility is that my uterine lining is insufficient. Lots of different ideas floating around on the internet, but I didn't see anything conclusive.
If anyone has experience with this, I'd love to hear about it! We're just one month into TTC, but I'm wondering if this is an issue that should be discussed with my doctor sooner rather than five more months down the road.






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