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confused about cycles after natural early miscarriage

I am 29 days past the first day of my natural miscarriage (at 5 and a half weeks) and I don't have a period.  My ultrasound on day 20 and my opks showed a late ovulation.  Will my period now come on day 35 and if it doesn't, what does this mean?  
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1972798 tn?1355549267
Also if you tracked your periods before getting pregnant then you will see that the luteal phase (second half of cycle after ovulation) is always the same number of days. Your ovulation can be later which makes it seem like a late period but my luteal phase was always 13 days and the range from beginning of cycle to ovulation varried between  16-18 days. But you can always call your dr if you are worried about it and unsure why you havent started again.
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1527510 tn?1392301344
If you ovulated late, then you will see your period starting later. Ovulation determines when you'll get your period, and your body needs at least 10 days after ovulation before your period will start (luteal phase).
I wouldn't worry about it too much, after a miscarriage your cycles can be a little irregular for a few months.
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