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pregnancy after miscarriage

I had my miscarriage july 31 2009 at 6weeks. I bled for a week and stopped. My husband and I have kept trying. I haven't had my period since. I went to the docs Spet,14 and took a preg test and it came out negative. But still haven't gotten my period. I have the symptoms. I get nauseas all the time and crave food like nuts. Could I still get pregnant?
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Hi

I had m/c beginnig Sept. DH and I wanted to try straight away. We did have UPS but not loads and obviously not at the right time as AF showed 31 days after m/c, I did REALLY think I could be pregnant as I had soooo many symptoms - quite a few people have said they experienced pragnancy symptoms for some time after m/c. Was it a natural miscarriage? and have you tracked you hormone levels back down? after a natural m/c things can take quite some time to get back to normal.

I have to say now having done the 'not knowing' 'waiting' and general stress of TTc straight after m/c, I was releived when AF showed as at least I knew where I was.

I hope that you get sorted, maybe a visit to the Dr for a hormone test?

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Give your body time to heal. Get a period first. It's so much more confusing to date a pregnancy when you haven't had a cycle yet and your uterine lining needs to build up to support a new pregnancy. Good luck!
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