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Q: Getting pregnant after a miscarriage

asked by: caseydiane1234 on March 30th, 2009

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Hello,

Last August I had a miscarriage at around 5 weeks (my first pregnancy). My Dr. told me that she recommended that I wait at 3 months to let my body heal from the miscarrige before my husband and I started to try to get pregnant again. We waited the 3 months and after being on birth control for about 8 years I have come to realize what my normal period cycles are like. They are around 32 to 33 days. My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant since Nov. 2008 and nothing yet. I am getting a little discouraged and down just from the emotional ups and downs and the constant reminder every month that I am not pregnant again! Can you please help ease my mind and tell me how long it usually takes to get pregnant after a miscarriage and any tips for conceiving faster?

Thank you

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nel

replied on April 2nd, 2009

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miscarriage

just had one last week at 8 wks,bit disturbing considering 1st preg ever.been off pill 12 mths;periods went bit weird so started takin vitex to regulate;got preg in about 6wks of starting it so i looked it up, apparently it helps, now im tryin again i hope 2 wks after miscarriage isn't to soon or stupid but(i'm in the healthy swing & wana keep been good!)

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