TTC after early Miscarriage 😳

[prettypinkprincessplease]

Hi ladies
So long storey short
Im in shock, im in shock that im posting here iv never expirenced a loss before and now im petrified to expirence one again 😢
I was suppose to be 7 weeks 1 day yesterday but baby stopped grown at 6 weeks 1 day
Today iv bled quite heavily and passed a few large clots i have a repeat ultrasound on monday to be sure everything has passed. I guess im hear to ask the question.. that if my uterus is back to normal with no retain products from the pregnancy and no d snd c is needed
Am i able to conceive when i ovulate after i finish bleeding from this miscarriage
Will i lose the baby again if i dont wait? is there an increased chance of misscarriage if i dont wait
If anybody has any stories of them falling pregnant before waiting for the 2nd cycle id love to here them
Im really a ball of nerves here

[signingmommyfor3]

I just had a d&c Wednesday so I understand your loss. Mine was a missed miscarriage, my body didn't want to give up the pregnancy. According to my dr now a days you really don't need to wait if you don't have a medical issue causing the miscarriages. Drs tend to tell you to wait 1 cycle for dating purposes and for emotional readiness. He told me he hopes to see me pregnant in the office in 4 to 6 weeks.

[prettypinkprincessplease]

Im so sorry for your loss aswell this is all so new to me i was a bit naive to it all to be honest never expected it to happen although i had a feeling from the very start my pregnancy wasnt progresssing on the tests like they always did. Life goes on but it is horrible ��thank you for that information as far as the doctor could tell everything regardling pregnancy sustaining hormones were all normal, the lining was normal and then yolk was not damaged ect ect so hes put it down to a chromosone abnormality which has shocked me because im only 24 but i suppose it does and can happen to anyone! I really hope to try again straight away i guess im terrified

[atomic sagebrush]

I'm so sorry PP!! We have just has several people conceive the first cycle out.

I think this essay answers most of your questions.

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...scarriage.html

[prettypinkprincessplease]

I'm so sorry PP!! We have just has several people conceive the first cycle out.

I think this essay answers most of your questions.

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...scarriage.html

Thank you so much for this link!

[prettypinkprincessplease]

I'm so sorry PP!! We have just has several people conceive the first cycle out.

I think this essay answers most of your questions.

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...scarriage.html

Thank you so much for this link!

[prettypinkprincessplease]

I always question why this happened i cant help but feel it was Everything i was taking never swayed before and i first time i do i have a miscarriage worst thing is il never know

[purple]

Sorry about your loss

Unfortunately miscarriages are very common so it isn't necessarily due to the diet. I have had 2, one was when ttc#2 so no swaying and the last one was my 2nd cycle of swaying. Knowing how common they are doesn't make it any easier however. Take care of yourself and with time it gets easier.

[atomic sagebrush]

I always question why this happened i cant help but feel it was Everything i was taking never swayed before and i first time i do i have a miscarriage worst thing is il never know

Everyone always thinks that though. Millions of women have a miscarraige every day without swaying and you always go back over everything you did trying to think of why it happened. But most of the time it is just a bad egg, bad sperm, or something accidental in the way they combined.

[prettypinkprincessplease]

Is this actually happening or is it still pregnancy hormones? My opks were gettinglighter and on sunday it was significantly light but yesterday it seemed a bit darker i thought hmmm maybe a fluke but tonights well was much darker i only finished bleeding completely monday
Top is sunday and bottom is todays IMG_20160202_200157.jpg