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People on b6, please give me some hope?!

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VJONES1985 · 21/09/2013 13:06

Hi all. Last month my luteal phase was 7 days (first cycle off the pill) and I started taking 100mg of vitamin b6 daily from cd6. I'm now 8 dpo and just got my period. I'm gutted.

Anyone got any advice? How long does b6 take to have an effect? Should I see a doctor? I know it's early days but I just keep thinking that I'll never be pg if my cycle carries on like this.

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jaykay987 · 21/09/2013 13:49

Hi vjones.

Extension of one day after first month is a great result.

It often takes three months for vitamins to take effect.

Stick with it. It'll just take a little time (I know that's hard. The weeks seem to e hoping so slowly for me!)

Andcake · 21/09/2013 14:12

I had lots of fertility issues - high fsh, a few mc I was basically told no chance. Cycle In total ranged from 21 days up.

After knowing I ov day 12-14 took 50 mg b6 had a sticky bean 7 weeks later - after 3 years of trying.

He is now a bony 1 yr old currently napping Smile

VJONES1985 · 21/09/2013 14:31

andcake did you take b6 on every day of your cycle? Hope it doesn't take long to have a good effect on me, either!

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VJONES1985 · 21/09/2013 16:01

Bump

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Andcake · 21/09/2013 18:31

Yes everyday. I also took it all the way through pregnancy - after checking with a specialist. B6 in v high doses s often given to reduce morning sickness.

daisylulu · 21/09/2013 20:29

Just a quick one to try and give some hope as I had a very short luteal phase that ranged from 6-9 days. Although vit b6 didn't help lengthen luteal phase I still got pregnant naturally after 10 months of trying.

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