Re: Early miscarriage - when may I expect to ovulate?

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Anywhere from 2-8 weeks after the miscarriage.

>
>Also, an ultrasound showed no sac or baby in the uterus. I had 2 large
>follicles on both ovaries from taking Clomid. Will those get smaller on
>their own?

They should.

>
>Thanks.

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