1st trimester
Miscarriage and pregnant again
Manda Guest ·
Hi ladies 
I had a miscarriage myself at the end of last year, and we're now trying to see if we can get pregnant again.
However, I feel so much better in my body after the miscarriage. I'm having lots of fertile days, lots of discharge, and I'm very wet during sex. I feel my ovulation very clearly, but this round, almost a week after ovulation, I've been having a peculiar feeling in my belly. Cramps, stabs, mostly on the left side yesterday, and I'm really tired. Of course, I'm hoping, like everyone else, that I'm pregnant, but we'll know next Friday.
My question is (to those who have had a miscarriage and got pregnant again):
How were the symptoms when you got pregnant again? More intense? Did you also feel everything much better and more than before the miscarriage?
Best,
Manda
I had a miscarriage myself at the end of last year, and we're now trying to see if we can get pregnant again.
However, I feel so much better in my body after the miscarriage. I'm having lots of fertile days, lots of discharge, and I'm very wet during sex. I feel my ovulation very clearly, but this round, almost a week after ovulation, I've been having a peculiar feeling in my belly. Cramps, stabs, mostly on the left side yesterday, and I'm really tired. Of course, I'm hoping, like everyone else, that I'm pregnant, but we'll know next Friday.
My question is (to those who have had a miscarriage and got pregnant again):
How were the symptoms when you got pregnant again? More intense? Did you also feel everything much better and more than before the miscarriage?
Best,
Manda
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bobbi #2
Hi, I had an early miscarriage on February 4th and got pregnant right after! I'm almost 6 weeks pregnant now. I actually feel pretty much the same as in my previous pregnancy, except my symptoms disappeared suddenly last time, and luckily I'm still dealing with them all over again now. It does make me feel a lot more unsure! I hope you get pregnant again soon too! Xx
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