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Flien
Who else already had ovulation a week after the miscarriage? If so, how did you notice it and from when do you start counting?
So I think, based on the mucus, that I ovulated between Wednesday and Friday. We had intercourse every other day. And I'll keep an eye on it this week with ovulation tests to make sure I didn't miss it. Just curious.

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  1. Anonymous Guest #2

    It could be, but it depends on your cycle. Not every woman notices her ovulation. From your expected ovulation date, you should count about 16 days. Then you'd actually be overdue because your period should be about 14 days after ovulation.
  2. N.L. #3

    I didn't track my cycle. But I got pregnant after just one month (after my D&C). They say you have a higher "chance" then... I don't know if that's just a myth.
  3. Flien started this #4

    N.L. yeah, we're thinking the same thing here. I've got almost the same symptoms as in January. I don't dare to hope too much, but it all looks so much like it. Super bloated belly, frequent urination, occasional dizziness, sore breasts, headaches. The only thing I don't have right now, which I think is a good sign compared to my last pregnancy, is that my lower abdomen isn't tender. I do have some twinges and stuff though.
  4. N.L. #5

    Exciting, Flien! When are you going to test? I couldn't believe it either and was so unsure. Now at 10 weeks and saw a dancing baby on the ultrasound
  5. Flien started this #6

    I definitely want to test on Sunday or Monday. See what it says then. And if it's still white, which is possible, I'll wait until after March 1 or 2. Then I'd probably be overdue.
    Yeah, really nice N.L. I would have been 11 weeks by now. It's quite crazy how fast it can happen if it is like that. I'm hoping more and more
  6. N.L. #7

    Nice flien! If you can, let us know on the blog?

    Aaah, that's crazy to think about, right.. an mc just happens a lot.. in our september-2018 group on the blog, there are also a few who "dropped out" due to miscarriages.. truly awful.
    I hope so much for you that it's a hit! I just couldn't believe it when I had a positive test. When is your nd?
  7. Flien started this #8

    I was also in the September group, so I saw a lot of people go before me. I still follow you guys a bit, I find it nice. It's still the month when our first baby was supposed to be born.
    I'll let you know, of course I think it's either March 1st or 2nd. But I'm not sure. After that miscarriage, of course.
  8. ---- #9

    Hi Flien! Didn't you bleed after your D&C? That you ovulated so quickly again.
    I can't really compare myself to you, of course, since I gave birth at 18 weeks, but now, after 2 weeks and 3 days, I'm still bleeding and don't even want to think about doing chores already.. You can hardly find any info online about women who gave birth so early and then actually tell how many weeks it took until they got their period again and when they got pregnant again
  9. Flien started this #10

    No BB. Sure, but not that intense. We found out on Monday, Feb 5, went to the hospital on Tuesday, Feb 6 for Cytotec and the bleeding started. Lost the baby on Feb 7, Saturday night into Sunday was the last bit and then the bleeding stopped. I was a bit nervous about going back to work but it didn't hurt. I probably already ovulated last week. Already have a lot of pregnancy symptoms now but don't dare to hope too much. Afraid of being disappointed.
    What a heavy experience after delivering at 18 weeks... What went wrong? Or do you not know?
  10. ---- #11

    That's so nice that it went so quickly and everything went well. It would be super if you're already pregnant again!

    Our child had Down syndrome, and we had to make a really difficult decision and have the baby terminated
  11. Flien started this #12

    That's intense, wow! Everyone's on their own, of course, but I don't know if I could handle that. But how are you holding up yourself? Seems really tough.
    I hope to know more next week about the pregnancy, but what I'm saying... I don't really dare to hope yet.

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