milk makes me burp am i infertile?
600100
no! you are not infertile. you are only 'lactose intolerance'. Pls note that whatever we eat as human being, there are enzymes in our stomach that works on it, they break it down to the level that will permit it passage to the blood stream. \n\nIn milk, there is something called lactose. Therefore, present in the stomach is an enzyme called lactase which breaks down the lactose. But in your case you seem to be naturally low in that enzyme called 'lactase' and that is why you burp whenever you take milk. \n\nSimply consult your doctor who will teach you how to handle the case of 'lactose intolerance' without stres. i have been a victim before, but now it no longer affect me except whenever i throw caution into the air. BEST OF SUCCESS.
609058
Hey girl, I have had the same problem for the past eight years. My doctors tell me tha I have an hormone imbalance and this inhibits ovulation some months and ultimately affects my menstrual cycle.\n\nI was unable to get pregnant for some time until recently (my son is nine months).\n\nYou need to do tests to confirm whether or not this is so or if there are other problems. All the best!
308027
my bottom burps are smelly !!!
1171308
I was having panic attacks and found out I was allergic to cow's milk. It sounds weird, but the attacks went away once I was off milk.  Good luck to you I know they can be crippling.  You also might want to cut out caffine, reduce you sugar intake and try some calming chamomile tea.
704535
Your doc is thinking you have HyperProlactinaemia (see the wiki page).\n\nYou could still have elevated prolactin (hormone that stimulates breast milk production) from the pregnancy and breast feeding, but there are a number of other reasons.\n\nThe worst reason could be a prolactinoma.\n\nIt could also just be due to stress/lack of sleep.\n\nCertain medicines can cause it.\n\nIt can occur just by itself and nobody might be able to find out why.\n\nI _DON'T_ know why he's doing the mammogram.
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It was thought that drinking milk increased mucas which during a cold would cause more coughing but after testing this was disproved.\n\nhttp://www.mercola.com/2004/aug/28/milk_mucus.htm\n\n\nShould I stop drinking milk when I have a cold since it causes more mucus? \n\nThe belief has been held for centuries that milk causes mucus formation, although the few studies on this topic have failed to demonstrate any effect of milk on mucus production. Many people confuse the temporary, slight thickening of saliva after drinking milk with mucus. There is no scientific research showing that milk produces mucus in the airways or the throat. In fact, drinking lots of fluids when you have a cold is important in speeding up recovery. \n\nhttp://www.dairycouncilofca.org/dairy/dair_milk_main.htm#7\n\nHope this helps!  :)
1035527
This is totally and completely a question you need to ask your doctor. However, I did know of a good friend who was in a similar situation, and after going to her doctor, discovered that she had some strange sensitivity to higher glycemic foods - once she controlled her intake of them, it was easier for her to get pregnant. Her doctor did say that many women suffer from a similar condition, and when I tried it myself, even I felt better (cyclical-wise, I mean, as I'm not trying to get pregnant yet) but again, the best bet is to talk to your doctor about all of this - maybe doing a little research on your own wouldn't hurt, either, so that you'll be that much more able to discuss a plan of action with him or her). Best of luck to you and you husband!
486328
You may be having a kind of hormonal disbalance...Have a checkup done by a gyn or an endocrinologist.\n\nOnce the problem is detected and solved, I don't think you will have troubles to have children
602039
if u breastfeeding that's normal but if not u should see a doc.
38681
I used to drink a gal. of milk every 2 days. At about age 30, I couldnt drink it anymore. You feel bloated, gas, cramping, very loose stools, and (I rarely do, but I have a friend who does)sometimes vomit.  I drink a glass of milk now and in about half an hour, I have to run for the bathroom.  My three children were lactose intollerant as infants, but arnt now. Their Dr. said they could be later in life just as I am. \n\nI hope this helps you. Talk with your Dr. :)
1026417
I'm having the same problem as you are - I'm 22 and my boyfriend is 29.  We've been trying for around 2 years as well.  I went to a doctor about it and after some ultrasounds, etc. I found out that even though I ovulate normally, the eggs never become mature enough to be fertilized.  I was told that was fertility drugs, I'll probably be able to conceive.  You could have something similar.  Have you ever been tested for endometriosis?  Infertility can be a sign as well as severe pain and heavy flow during your periods.  Although not all people have the same symptoms.  When you are financially able, I'd go see a doctor about your problem to find out whats going on.
983192
dont stress. if you havent had sex then your not preggas. its the injections that might have done it.if unsure ring the doc.
736793
My uterus is tilted downwards, and I had no problems in getting pregnant..\nThere might be other issues causing infertility..\nMy advice, go see a fertility specialist...
1129788
Breast secretion or your pituitary hormones should be tested to see what is going on.  Have you ever been pregnant or breastfed a baby before?  THAT is a KEY question, even if on an IUD right now. If so, some women can retain-continue to produce milk in breasts for a long time after weaning, but one year after weaning is average-OK, esp if you have lots of nipple stimulation with sex and or have lots of orgasms.  Longer than a year could be considered abnormal, and hormone tests would then be given by a doctor to see if there is a pituitary imbalance of some kind. Oxytocin hormone from posterior pituitary is the hormone of nursing-letdown and orgasm and will keep the milk letdown continuing even after weaning.  \n\nWomen who have breastfed before and ARE nursing do have spurts of OXYTOCIN and release of milk easier than other women and can letdown (leak milk) when thinking about or hearing or seeing babies, esp their own!!!!\n\nHOWEVER......Women who have never been pregnant or nursed a baby CAN make milk and can nurse an adopted baby, but it is REAL hard, definitely is a HORMONAL WONDER and takes a long time and MUCH dedication to get the breasts to develop this way, but it can be done, esp with the use of a LACTAID device the woman wears while she feeds formula to a baby.  Maybe you would make a great "wet nurse!" Find a lactation consultant in your area to help you?  Call local hospital L&D dept and ask for the list of lactation consultants available.\n\nLots of places are looking for disease free breast milk for babies who need it. If any of this sounds of interest, contact me.  I am also a lactation consultant, nursed my kids total of 5+ years and still had milk in my breasts 7 years after weaning without any pituitary abnormality. Odd, yes!\n\nBreast discharge is also a warning sign of breast cancer.  If not that, there are some women who have serious psychosomatic causes of breast leakage that have NOT been linked to hormonal abnormalities or pituitary tumors.  Quite a complex topic, but needs testing.  Best wishes!
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If you can burp silently without alerting the surrounding people, burp where you are. \n\nIf you burp every 5-10 minutes you have a medical problem and you need to adjust what you are eating or drinking.  Take beano for veggie-burps, Lact-aid for ice cream burps, and avoid carbonated beverages.  Eat and drink VERY SLOWLY.\n\nIf you have to hella burp like a son-o-gun you need to go to the bathroom.  Even if the hella burp is every 30 minutes.
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i have cramping and clear, sticky discharge during ovulation. it's been like this for many years for me so i know it's nothing else. if you've been on BC all this time and now stopped, it's likely you're just ovulating since BC stops ovulation, hence, preventing pregnancy. looking up your symptoms or calling your Dr. would be a start if you're really concerned
818002
to me, it sounds like your lactose intolerant.. but i am not a doctor, my b/f is lactose intolerant.\n\nTry taking Imodium AD before you eat any of the things that bother your tummy.\n\nmy b/f's sister has IBS and that's all she has to do is take an Imodium , and she is fine.\n\nand her IBS would act up after she ate ANYTHING! lol\n\ntry some Imodium.