My last period ended 4/19, had my Paraguard IUD removed 4/28, and positive HPT 6/2, which ended in MC 6/9. My OB said there is no medical benefit to waiting to start trying again; as soon as we are emotionally ready, we can try.
I have read a few studies about MC rates being higher in people who get pregnant as soon as they have their IUD removed, because even with the non-hormonal IUD, your uterine lining still isn't able to build up enough to support a healthy pregnancy.
I want to start trying again as soon as possible, but I'm worried about trying before I have a regular cycle or two, to allow my body to get up to "baby-ready" standards.
Anyone lose a pregnancy early on (especially after IUD removal) have luck getting pregnant soon after? Or is it best to have a period or two before actively trying again?
Re: No medical benefit to waiting between MC and TTC
Unfortunately you aren't likely to have a ton of success on this board finding people who conceived successful pregnancies a month after loss. You probably want to ask your question on the Pregnant After Loss board.
That being said, I think it's extremely important to listen to your body. I got pregnant 2 cycles after MC when my body was all out of whack. I wish I'd listen to my body and taken another month to wait for things to settle down because I got pregnant with a baby with a chromosomal abnormality due to a bad egg.
That being said, I would always take the doctors advice, my doctor also told me there was no medical reason not to get pregnant right away other than having a LMP date. The emotional aspect is the most important thing.
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that would matter. Anyways, I waited like 4 months and regret it now but I wanted to go on vacation/ get my mind of it and enjoy life so I waited.