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Trying to conceive again six weeks after miscarriage, is it too soon?

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MamaB12 · 20/05/2026 20:49

I would have been 12 weeks tomorrow and it’s hit me like a f**king train. 😩
is it selfish of me to be TTC so soon🤦🏽‍♀️, i am currently 1 day past ovulation and 6 weeks post miscarriage😩 im praying to fall pregnant again this year.. has anyone got any positive stories about successful pregnancies after miscarriage 🤞🏻

just had my period on the 6th may

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Toothpastestain · 20/05/2026 20:58

I conceived twins after a miscarrige, good luck!

Peonies12 · 20/05/2026 21:00

We did wait a couple of months, we felt we needed the time emotionally; then got pregnant within 4 months, and was successful. If you feel ready, go for it!

WhosThatGirI · 20/05/2026 21:01

Go for it, I know lots of women who have done just that, and your uterus is ripe and healthy now

schoolrundashsprint · 20/05/2026 21:21

No need to wait if you want to try. On the miscarriage charity website it says some studies show you are more likely to get pregnant within 6 months after a miscarriage. I don't know what the actual stats are though.

SherlockIsHome · Yesterday 00:42

I never understood people suggesting I wait. For me, healing was TTC as soon as I could.

7238SM · Yesterday 00:52

I'm sorry for your loss Flowers

I've had 3 and will never have my own children. I did a huge amount of reading including medical papers. Are you still bleeding from the loss? Have you had a period since your loss? If you have completely stopped bleeding from the loss and had a separate period, then yes TTC if you both feel ready. You might need a little lube because things can be drier than usual.

IF you haven't had a period, then I'd wait until you have. I've read so many times of those conceiving straight away who sadly then MC again because the uterus hasn't actually fully cleared and isn't ready. There will be successful cases obviously, but having also been on MN many years, it does seem to follow a pattern. Wishing you all the best. x

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