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TTC after Loss

I have a MC May 5th,I got my 1st period  June 15th and then started Spotting on July 4th.It started brown and light pink,getting light red once in a while.It lasted about 8 days never getting heavy or turning into a real period.I didnt have it at all yesturday and then today it started again,but now its like a bunch of CM with pink spotting.Im so confused by all of this,I have no idea what it is.Anyone have any Idea what this could be?We are currently TTC,so this is making it a little difficult!
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919101 tn?1368109937
I'm sorry for your loss.. how far along were you?  I had a MC May 6th had my 1st period on June 2, my second on June 29th.  But I had an early MC my hcg levels were back to normal less then a week after the MC.  Did they follow your hcg levels back to zero? If not that could be causing problems. If they did is it possible you are already pregnant?  Or it may be as AP said just a change in your cycle. Good luck on TTC!
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623156 tn?1322865851
I'm sorry for your loss. It could be that your cycle got some what affected by your m/c. It is not uncommon. If you don't bleed again this month and then bleed again in aug it's most likely your body changing the dates. While trying to see if your cycle is changing you can ttc either use a opk or you can bd as much as possible. It honestly is hard to say what is going on. Some women it 2-3 cycles for it to regulate again. Best wishes to you and good luck....

AP
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