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Re: how long to wait after miscarriageFrom: Dustie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 25 Feb 1999 15:19:26 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Mary wrote: > >I recently had a miscarriage due to a blighted ovum. My doctor said to >wait three to six months, preferably six, before I try to conceive >again. I think this is quite a long time to wait and so do many of my >family and friends. Do I really have to wait this long to have a >successful pregnancy? I think I would get through this better mentally >if I could try to conceive sooner. > >Thank you. Mary I have had four misscarriages in a row. My doctors did not tell me to wait before trying again; thus all the misscarriages. I went to see a fertility specialist in New Orleans and was told, like you, to wait between three to six months to try again. He said the LH hormone (which is the hormone that tells the egg when to release) gets confused and the eggs go crazy resulting in the misscarriages. (Of course all of this is in lay man's terms) After following his advice I am now four months pregnant. My doctor is watching me close and the baby is strong doing fine. I wish you the best.
-- Dustie Dunaway
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