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Miscarriage Jan 29th/Just had + HPT
by niknak30, Feb 22, 2008 04:29PM
I had a miscarriage on Jan 29(4 weeks pregnant), and I stopped bleeding on Feb6th. I did an HPT after I stopped bleeding as the doctor had suggested to make sure I wasn't pregnant and it was negative. My Fiance and I decided to keep trying as normal and I started to feel some of the same symptoms again this week. I took a HPT on Wednesday and it came up positive again. I'm trying not to get too excited. I have read that sometimes it is easier to get pregnant right after a miscarriage but I don't know if there is any truth to that. I'm wondering if there is an increased risk of having another miscarriage if you get pregnant again right away? I know I have tested quite early because if my cycle goes back to normal then my period would not be due until Sunday. I just was feeling very pregnant again so I had to know. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks
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by JadaN, Feb 22, 2008 07:13PM
First off let me say I'm so sorry for your loss. Secondly Congrats on another pregnancy. I'm not certain if there are any increased risks of miscarriage. I miscarried in May 2005 and my dr. advised me to wait 3 cycles before trying again just to give the body time to recover competely. However, I know many women who suffered miscarraige only to get pregnant right away and have a healthy pregnancy. I would make an appointment with your Dr. right away just to make sure things are progressing normally. Good luck and I hope that this one sticks for you! You are in my thoughts.
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