Hi I'll try keep this short.
Stopped my mini pill ( cerelle ) progesterone only on 30th may had possible w/d or even af 2 days later,
On around the 13th of June I had the following symptoms
• very bloated
• starving
• clear CM
• diarrhoea
• stomach cramps I though af was about to come
24th June dtd with OH after I wiped tmi I had some pinkish/brownish spotting.
Around 2 days later tingling sensations on side of boobs and tugging pain going to my armpits, I still had uterus pain.
Nipples extremely sore and erect. ( they're never erect )
Took a cheap hpt afternoon urine on the 1st July bfn
Anyway from Monday 4th July my symptoms have gotten worse.
• boobs are bigger ( skin tight on sides )
• nipples still erect but not sore
• areola massive and darker with lots of glands on them
• protruding veins going through my nipples
and veins in side
•Lots and lots of white CM when I wipe
•Flu symptoms
• feeling sick
• very hot flushes I had to sleep with a fan on and I'm usually freezing.
• headaches
• so tired
• loss of appetite
• vivid dreams the last 2 nights dreamt I was pregnant
• af type pains but not bad
• metallic taste and extra Saliva
• started crying 3 days ago
I'm taking a test on Friday. FMU
I understand the pill can mess up your system but surely to god my boobs wouldn't be getting bigger and areola massive lol
I'm praying I am.
I've heard stopping the pill can make you ovulate and become more fertile ??
Anyone please any advise I feel like I'm going crazy xx
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Sarah1087 · 06/07/2016 17:30
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