I just had a miscarriage yesterday and
wanted to know when I can starting trying
to get pregnant again. I had heard I
need to wait 3 weeks. If this is so, is
it ok to have oral and anal sex in the
mean time?
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AyaMiyaki
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Posted: 06-18-06 21:34pm
I've never experienced a miscarriage, but
three weeks seems awfully short to me.
Your body needs time to recover. I would
*think* six weeks or longer would be
better, but you should check with your
doctor to be sure. Oral and anal sex
should be completely fine, in the
meantime. Good luck.
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Ingi
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Posted: 06-19-06 07:43am
Your doctor should advise you, as to your
particular situation, when the best time
for you to start trying again is. Did you
have a .D & .C? You shouldn't even be
having sex for 2 weeks after a .D & .C
to prevent infection. It is normal to
have doctors say to wait 3 months before
trying again.
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Cha-Cha
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Posted: 06-19-06 09:25am
I had a miscariage and my doctor told me
to wait 5-6 weeks. Im sorry for your
loss...
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tululabell
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Posted: 06-19-06 16:37pm
My doctor told me to wait until I had at
least 1 period to start trying again.
Also to use protection before that since
you ovulate before you get that first
period. Yeah, but see what your doctor
says.
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