Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
Ovulation after miscarriage
LisaGuest ·
Hey everyone!
My partner and I found out a few weeks ago that our little one's heart wasn't beating and that we would have a miscarriage (at 9 weeks pregnant). That happened on February 1st. The next day, we went back to the gynecologist to see if everything had come out. But there was still a small piece visible. She said everything would come out eventually. I had bleeding until February 9th.
Since my partner and I really want a baby, we decided to try again this month. So on Monday (February 15th), I did an ovulation test, but it was negative. Yesterday, I had a little brown discharge...but not much. And today, a very small amount of blood again. Today I took another test, and this one was positive. But now I'm wondering what this blood could be? I had stopped bleeding for a week and two days, so it would seem strange if this were still from my miscarriage. And for a period, it feels too early, I think.
Also, I'd like to know if this could affect the test? Does anyone have an idea?
Greetings, Lisa!!
My partner and I found out a few weeks ago that our little one's heart wasn't beating and that we would have a miscarriage (at 9 weeks pregnant). That happened on February 1st. The next day, we went back to the gynecologist to see if everything had come out. But there was still a small piece visible. She said everything would come out eventually. I had bleeding until February 9th.
Since my partner and I really want a baby, we decided to try again this month. So on Monday (February 15th), I did an ovulation test, but it was negative. Yesterday, I had a little brown discharge...but not much. And today, a very small amount of blood again. Today I took another test, and this one was positive. But now I'm wondering what this blood could be? I had stopped bleeding for a week and two days, so it would seem strange if this were still from my miscarriage. And for a period, it feels too early, I think.
Also, I'd like to know if this could affect the test? Does anyone have an idea?
Greetings, Lisa!!
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Ab91 #2
Maybe a bit late to reply, but better late than never.
After a miscarriage, all your hormones go haywire
They also recommend waiting for a full cycle before trying again.
That way, they can better estimate when conception took place in a new pregnancy.
I don’t know if you ovulated at that time, which could very well have been the case.
As for the brown discharge: it’s probably some leftover tissue from the miscarriage.
I still had some tissue after my second miscarriage, which came out with my period. So that could explain it.
Hope things are going smoothly for you now!
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