Hi everyone, i am devastated and just wanted to see if anyone has any advice. I misarried my first pregnancy on Monday and just tested negative. I would have been 5 weeks pregnant.
Does anyone have a success story when they've had a healthy pregnancy straight after an early miscarriage? I didn't bleed all that much I think because it was so early on and I really want to ttc ASAP. I don't know if I have to wait until after my first period or not. We ttc for 3 months before this pregnancy and the bleeding has stopped now.
Thanks xx
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Maya12345 · 05/05/2022 11:24
Maya12345 · 05/05/2022 11:24
Hi everyone, i am devastated and just wanted to see if anyone has any advice. I misarried my first pregnancy on Monday and just tested negative. I would have been 5 weeks pregnant.
Does anyone have a success story when they've had a healthy pregnancy straight after an early miscarriage? I didn't bleed all that much I think because it was so early on and I really want to ttc ASAP. I don't know if I have to wait until after my first period or not. We ttc for 3 months before this pregnancy and the bleeding has stopped now.
Thanks xx
WingingIt101 · 05/05/2022 11:31
Firstly I am so sorry - miscarriage is very cruel, you can't help but love them as soon as you know about them, and when you're actively TTC you often know straight away.
I had a missed miscarriage at ten weeks last year. The baby died at 7 weeks according to scans.
Have you seen a doctor / early pregnancy unit to confirm the pregnancy? I know that sounds silly but there are different types - chemical pregnancy and miscarriage of a foetus. A scan will confirm whether the sac had a baby in. This will also help you know when your body is "clear" of the pregnancy.
I ended up having surgical management of my miscarriage and was asked to do a pregnancy test three weeks later. They recommend waiting until your next period to start TTC again but this is purely to make it easier to date the pregnancy if you do fall pregnant straight away. (I believe - I don't know if there's any infection risk etc, again a doctor would be able to confirm).
I would also say to make sure mentally you feel ready. For us we tried straight away after that first period, I had a friend who didn't wait for it and fell straight away. But mentally I am struggling with this pregnancy. I have been extremely anxious and at times wondered whether we should have waiting to let me heal more. That being said you are your most fertile straight after a pregnancy (successful or lost) and if you feel it would help give you a positive to focus on then it's up to you!
Good luck x
Maya12345 · 05/05/2022 11:24
Hi everyone, i am devastated and just wanted to see if anyone has any advice. I misarried my first pregnancy on Monday and just tested negative. I would have been 5 weeks pregnant.
Does anyone have a success story when they've had a healthy pregnancy straight after an early miscarriage? I didn't bleed all that much I think because it was so early on and I really want to ttc ASAP. I don't know if I have to wait until after my first period or not. We ttc for 3 months before this pregnancy and the bleeding has stopped now.
Thanks xx
Maya12345 · 05/05/2022 12:04
Thanks so much everyone, what an amazing community on here. I saw a Dr and spoke to Midwife on Monday but they both said too early for scans and just to wait a few weeks to test as it could come up positive still. I just knew it had gone as all other pregnancy symptoms went so I tested this morning and it was just as I thought. Bleeding has stopped now, just a tiny bit of spotting and I think it passed through super quickly because I was so early on, so I'm hopeful it won't have screwed with my cycle too much and we might be able to try again this cycle. I am definitely ready to try again mentally, I might be more anxious next time around but I just want a baby so badly I don't want to wait!
we'd only tried 3 times before falling pregnant so hopefully it won't be long. It's given me so much hope reading your stories. Thank you xx
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