What to Do After Miscarriage

Hey, this is Dr. Boyd. First, I want to give you a word of comfort in this hard time. You are strong, and you are loved.

Getting pregnant after a miscarriage can be a scary thing. We are here to help you after your miscarriage.

It is important to know that it takes 4-6 weeks to begin to ovulating again after a miscarriage. You can ovulate as soon as 2 weeks, and it also may take up to 3 months, but the average is 4-6 weeks.

Though you can get pregnant this soon, it is not optimal. The optimal time to wait is 6 months.

This is to prevent a repeat miscarriage. The loss rate for pregnancy is twenty percent (1 in 5 women). However, if you get pregnant after a miscarriage before waiting for 6 months, then your loss rate is above that twenty percent.

So, it is important to chat with your healthcare provider about contraceptives during those first 6 months after your miscarriage.

Talk to your healthcare provider, continue taking your prenatal vitamin and folic acid, drink water, and begin to plan for your next pregnancy.

Take a look at the video below for more details…

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