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Miscarriage 15 months ago - no period. INFERTILE?

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MadHorseLady1 · 04/04/2017 16:09

Hello
Looking for some adive, I has a miscarriage in January 2016, I was 6 weeks pregnant. Since then, I have not had a period. There has been months where i've had very very light bleeding, not even enough to use anything.

We have been activly trying since the bleeding stopped after the mc, but have had no luck in getting pregnant.

Has anyone been in the same boat?

Thanks xx

OP posts:
juneau · 04/04/2017 16:16

You should go and see your GP. If you're not having periods you probably aren't ovulating and this is obviously a problem if you're trying to get pregnant. How old are you?

MadHorseLady1 · 04/04/2017 16:20

I took me a long time to get over the mc, had very little support from my mum and other half, just put on a brave face and said everything was fine.. only been the last couple of months i've started to feel better. Put off going to my Drs cause they were useless when I asked for help with my depression. I'm 24.

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juneau · 04/04/2017 16:41

Well if you're not ovulating you aren't going to get pregnant, so you might need some help to get your cycle started again. Go and see a different doctor if you found one unhelpful. You can request to either see or not see a certain doctor, even if that person happens to be your named doctor.

broodynmoody · 04/04/2017 16:54

I would definitely see your GP. Your miscarriage could have possibly messed up your cycle for a month or two, but shouldn't affect it for a year. There must an underlying problem and I would get the ball rolling with it especially if your a trying to conceive.

fbradf01 · 10/04/2017 23:28

Hi madhorselady
Can I ask did you have an erpc after your miscarriage?
As others have said you should defo see your gp to get it checked out!

caluna · 11/04/2017 00:35

Just seconding what others have said - you need to find out whether you're ovulating; if you are getting positive opks you might have adhesions/ scarring from your miscarriage blocking the cervix/bottom of the uterus, this is much more likely if you had an erpc. Google Asherman's Syndrome. GPs might not know much about this but if you are not getting periods see if you can get referred to a gynae.

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