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who was fertile after miscarriage?

To all women who conceived 2 weeks after a miscarriage - do you mean 2 weeks after the start of the miscarriage bleed, or 2 weeks after the bleeding had stopped?  I'm very confused
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1293887 tn?1332702847
Hey
I miscarried on the 13th April and I believe I ovulated between the 2-5th May.  I know I ovulated because I had all the signs.  I stopped bleeding heavily like an af on the 20th and then spotted till about the 25th, which meant I ovuated 7 days after it all stopped but then I had a bit more blood when I ovulated.  I had cramping from about 2 May to the 13th May, it never bothered me but I knew it was there.  I checked my hcg levels on the 12th May and they were down to 2.  I am still waiting for my af but based on when I ovulated I should get it between the 17th and 20th.

I hope that helps.  I think it all depends
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1279629 tn?1282956859
Hi I am one of those women who was fertile after my miscarriage. I miscarried on march 16th and ovulated and got pregnant on april 3rd. It was a little more than two weeks though about 18 days. I never got my period after my miscarriage, but of course I was using OPK and charting my BBT and TTC. You should only ovulate after all bleeding has stopped I'm pretty sure. My bleeding stopped on like the 23rd of march. Now that I think about it if I stopped bleeding on the 23rd then that's only 11 days later that I ovulated and got pregnant. So I'm not really sure if you're supposed to count from the day you actually miscarried or the day you stopped bleeding. Hmmm it's all so tricky. Hope this helps.
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1311328 tn?1273665692
It is after a complete miscarriage.
When You have finished all bleeding and no longer have spotting and bleeding. As the period comes usually for most people a month after the Miscarriage the two week mark is in between when it has stopped completely and the period will start from my understanding
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342988 tn?1299782356
it all depends on when your body ovulates again.  some womens do it fast and others it takes a few weeks.
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