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1825644 tn?1317737828

can any one help me

hi i had i.v.f done and ended up having a miscarriage 9 days into embryo transfer,i was just wondering   if anyone could tell me how long would it be ,till i would got my period.as iv never miscarried be for.              thanks.
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1272624 tn?1395434357
They say if you miscarry before a missed period then they consider it a chemical pregnancy, You can google it, it will explain it better than I can. I wish you a speedy recovery so you can start again!
Hugs,
Mel
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1825644 tn?1317737828
i did an early clear blue digital test an it come up positive , when this was all going on the bleeding was on and of for 9 days the pain would come and go went to the hospital and they said it was a miscarrie
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1825644 tn?1317737828
thanks for your comments its been useful ,could you explain what a chemical pregnancy is please .
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1272624 tn?1395434357
You say you miscarried 9 days after embryo transfer? did you get a positive beta? Usually this is considered a chemical pregnancy and if you bleed this is considered a period. I am so sorry for your loss!
Melanie
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1473300 tn?1397588529
I am sorry about your miscarriage. I have had 2 miscarriage's this year. The first one I got my period exactly 5 weeks after I had the d&c. The 2nd one was an ectopic pregnancy and I got my period exactly 3 weeks after I had emergency surgery to remove it. I have read that it can take anywhere from 2 weeks to 8 weeks to get your period after a miscarriage.
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