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Getting pregnant after a miscarriage

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NathalieV
Good morning ladies,

I started this topic for all the girls who, like me, have had one or more miscarriages and would like to get pregnant again. Of course, you can also share your story here about how you experienced the miscarriage!

We've been trying for our first baby for 2.5 years now. I have an irregular cycle and have been pregnant twice so far, both ending in miscarriage.

The last miscarriage happened spontaneously 5.5 weeks ago after the gynecologist concluded that the ultrasound wasn't right. A day later, I passed a decidual cast (photos of my decidual cast with pregnancy possibly on another forum: don't worry, it doesn't look horrific).

Until the end of January, I was still active on the forum 'due in September 2016'. But in early February, I had a miscarriage at 7-8 weeks. After 4 weeks, I ovulated again and am now on the waiting list. Last week I ovulated and I think I'm experiencing a lot of things going on. But this could also be due to hormones; however, I can't imagine some of these things. Vivid dreams, tossing and turning a lot, restless feelings (I've had this for a week now), concentration problems, and occasionally small stabs and cramps in the uterus area.

Since I haven't had a period after my last miscarriage, I'm going to test on ovulation date + 14.

Has anyone else had symptoms very quickly after ovulation?

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  1. Anonymous #2

    when can you test now? i'm crossing my fingers for you!!

    I myself had 2 miscarriages, one at almost 12 weeks and one at 8 weeks. Something you don't just sit through in the cold unfortunately. After almost 4 years, we now have a little girl through ICSI so our sadness was ultimately turned into ultimate happiness. I hope you get pregnant with a little one soon, and I also want to wish you lots of strength because as I said, a miscarriage is no joke. Hopefully, you can give it a place in your heart

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