Luteal Phase Question

[doodler]

Today is CD 1 and that means an 8 day LP. Last month I had a 10 day LP.  In October I had a 5 day LP the cycle after a chemical pregnancy.  Even with all of my losses, my LP has always been pretty consistent at 11 or 12 days up until now.  

Is this something I should contact the RE about?

[gabride2010]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it is 3 short LPs in a row that you should call about. Are those short LPs the only ones you've had since October?

[doodler]

gabride2010 yes, and my November cycle had an 11 day LP.

[Rama]

Jan 13, 2017 8:57:26 GMT -5 doodler said:

Today is CD 1 and that means an 8 day LP. Last month I had a 10 day LP.  In October I had a 5 day LP the cycle after a chemical pregnancy.  Even with all of my losses, my LP has always been pretty consistent at 11 or 12 days up until now.  

Is this something I should contact the RE about?

Since you recently had a loss (I'm so, so sorry), I'd give your body at least the cycles to re-regulate back to your "normal". With *each* pregnancy, it could get knocked off-kilter, so even though it hasn't before, I wouldn't assume it never would.

If you're still having sub-10 LPs in a couple cycles, then I'd suggest looking into it with your RE.

[Deleted]

If you're already seeing the RE you might as well bring it up, but I wouldn't make an appointment for it just yet. I'm with rama and would see how it does going forward. Losses can wreak havoc on your cycle for a few months after. And sometimes change them permanently. Only time will tell.

[gabride2010]

I agree with Rama and @led. I'm very sorry for your loss!

[doodler]

Thanks Rama, gabride2010, @led. I'll chill and see what happens. Damn you body!

[MsG]

I am so sorry for your loss doodler .  I had a loss in September, and my cycles have been different since then (the first cycle post MC was super long, but since then they've been shorter than usual). My LP has always been 14 days exactly though, both before and after MC. It is the rest of my cycle that seem to fluctuate.