Planning a Pregnancy After Miscarriage

There are some things to keep in mind if you are planning a pregnancy after miscarriage. First, it is very important to remember that your bleeding has to stop. The onset of crampy period bleeding is a good indicator of resumption of ovulation, but it usually occurs between 3-5 weeks after miscarriage. The menses cycle should be regular and predictable, with cramps and breast tenderness. However, if your bleeding has stopped after the miscarriage, chances are you’ll continue to experience irregular periods for some time.

Planning a Pregnancy After Miscarriage

Secondly, women who had a miscarriage may ovulate within two weeks. However, if the miscarriage occurred earlier than 13 weeks, it may take longer. It is best to wait for two months after miscarriage to ensure that hCG levels in the bloodstream are undetectable and that the uterine lining has returned to its normal condition. This way, the uterus lining is more receptive to a future fertilized embryo.

Home pregnancy tests and gender scan Belfast can be purchased at most drugstores and supermarkets. They work by detecting hCG in your urine. Another reason why miscarriages occur is because of chromosomal abnormalities. The embryo is not fertilized correctly, and cannot develop properly.

A woman’s uterus may be affected by chromosomal abnormalities, low sperm quality, or an irregularly-formed uterus. Another reason for miscarriage may be the inability to conceive due to blocked fallopian tubes or other uterine conditions.