Getting Pregnant After a Miscarriage

As you probably know, Miscarriages are Very Common, and more than one in eight pregnancies ends in an early loss. The most common reason for an error, then your in-one-eight the number was raised.

The chances of success next time is right. But do not be surprised if you feel very anxious about this.

Generally, we recommend waiting until you have had two menstrual periods after miscarriage before trying to get pregnant. This does not have to do with risk - once the bleeding has stopped, having sex is safe, and get pregnant right away is no more dangerous for you or that the pregnancy is to delay a little - but waiting a few months to help prevent stress and confusion.

Why? Most women do not ovulate right away after a Pregnancy Loss, so that the menstrual periods May be delayed or erratic during this period. The chance of getting pregnant in the first few weeks are minimal, but the chance you're wondering if you are pregnant is high since your period will not be regularly during this period. This means that every day you think you may be pregnant, ask if you need to run a home pregnancy test, regardless of what you eat and drink ... for nothing. Using a barrier method of birth control during the two periods to eliminate the waste of this concern.

Another advantage of leaving your restore times, is that you know if you are pregnant. This date can be used in pregnancy, and allows you to recognize that the embryo develops within a few weeks of conception, to take better care of you and your toddler.

Once you have a pregnancy test, your doctor or midwife will help you be sure the pregnancy is OK. Women who have miscarried often want the assurance of the hearing the heartbeat or see on the ultrasound as soon as possible.
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