Hi!
I'm sorry that you lost the pregnancy!
I'm glad that they gave you the Rhogam shot!
Because it was such an early pregnancy, you should be protected by the Rhogam.
Ideally, it is given within 72 hours of the start of bleeding, but most of the time people are not sensitized anyway, and it is just a precaution.
It is unlikely that you will have another miscarriage unless there are also other problems. You can start trying again right away. No need to delay if you didn't have surgery (d&c).
If you do become pregnant again, they will automatically test you for problems with the Rh factor when you go in for your first visit with your doctor.
Good luck!
Dr B
For me, I ovulated about 2 1/2 weeks after I had my miscarriage. It was about 3-4 days after I stopped bleeding.
I'm also RH Negative and was told that it won't cause issues in early pregnancy, however if you are sensitized it might cause complications later in pregnancy.
Well im just wondering if a cycle starts RIGHT after a miscarriage??..
Check out babyhopes.com n go to the ovulation calander it shows u all ur fertile days when ur ovulating and when a test cAn show positive. Hope this helps
Thank you Dr. B, your answer put some comfort in my day..
I'm really hoping the shot works, because we didnt even know we were pregnant let alone already had a miscarriage..
How soon would I ovulate if the miscarriage was on Feb 13th and lasted until the 16-17th?
And if the shot did not work, is there any posibility to ever get pregnant with a positive donar??