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To just go ahead and try for a baby?

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namechangedforthis9 · 24/08/2022 14:23

Sorry I am posting here for traffic as I really need I'm advice.

Two chemicals and then a missed miscarriage... got referred to the reoccurring miscarriage clinic but they are taking FOREVER to book me in for scans etc. I have one healthy child who is nearly 5 and was conceived after one chemical. I really don't want to wait much longer... what realistically will they say to me? Is there something I can take to help if I did just want to go ahead and try? I don't want to have another chemical or missed if there is something I can do about it?

If I was to go private who do I book in to see?

Many thanks in advance and any advice gratefully received.

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namechangedforthis9 · 24/08/2022 19:13

Anyone ?🙁

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EverydayIsPJday · 24/08/2022 19:16

Hello @namechangedforthis9 I can't offer any advice (sorry) but I think you may be better off asking for this to be moved to the pregnancy board? There's lots of lovely ladies who may be able to help.

EverydayIsPJday · 24/08/2022 19:17

And the very best of luck! 🙂

Dancingwithhyenas · 24/08/2022 19:21

They usually start with some mixture of
-low dose aspirin
clomid
progesterone

Depending on who you see they may do a whole range of tests as well/first.

Soubriquet · 24/08/2022 19:21

I would try. If you fall pregnant, you can cancel the appointment. If you don’t, least you can say you’ve been trying for months and still nothing.

Mumspair1 · 24/08/2022 19:21

You would need to start at a fertility clinic op. You will get answers one way or the other. Best of luck

dmask · 24/08/2022 19:33

Of course you can try, but if there is an issue, there is always the chance of miscarrying again. If time is a factor, I would probably go for it, but I’m an old hand at miscarriages now!

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