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Q: concieving after medical abortion

asked by: roshnivishal on April 3rd, 2009

New User

this was my first pregnancy but had to go for an abortion due to no fetal growth. abortion was done by good gynacologist . had my first periods also on time.now how long should i wait to concieve again. i dont have any other problem expect slight pain in volva area is that normal.

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Phenicks

replied on April 5th, 2009

Experienced User (online)

well

I never had an abortin but they say to wait at least three months after a miscarriage before trying to have another baby. This give your body, specifically your uterus time to heal and your hormones to get into some kind of regularity. You could use this time to start taking prenatal vitmains signing up for any parenting courses looking for hospitals etc etc. Those 9 months go by way too fast lol.

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