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Pregnancy 18-34 Community
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miscarriage and delayed ovulation
by jaylamum, Oct 03, 2007 05:33AM
Hi... I had a miscarriage at about 8 weeks pregnant approximately 6 weeks ago. I would like to start trying again, but am concerned about a recurrence. My normal cycle is around 29 days, however, it is not unusual for this to vary from 28 to 35 days. The month before I became pregnant I had a very long cycle (34 days) and it is likely that I ovulated late again in the next cycle when I became pregnant (as I only had sex on day 18 or 19.) I am conerned that the late ovulation may have played a role in the cause of my miscarriage and thus may increase my chances of miscarrying again if my cycles continue to be longer than 28-29 days. I have heard mixed information about whether or not this is the case? Is it true that the egg may be too old if it is released after day 14-16? Or is it that the delayed ovulation may be due to a lack of normal hormonal function and thus not able to support early pregnancy? Or is this just normal variation, and the miscarriage unlucky?
I have a healthy two year old daughter and at the time I conceived her my cycles ran 29 days the two months prior to conception.
Thanks very much
I have a healthy two year old daughter and at the time I conceived her my cycles ran 29 days the two months prior to conception.
Thanks very much
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