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When will I ovulate after miscarriage?

taking44evertaking44ever member
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I miscarried on Friday (4 days ago) and I have tested negative for pregnancy for the past 3 days.  I am still spotting red blood but it's very inconsistent.  Today, I took an ovulation test (clear blue digital) and a cheap one from CVS.  The clear blue said flashing smiley face (high fertility) and the cheap one showed a line but it wasn't quite positive.

I'm wondering if I could possibly be ovulating this soon or if this is just hormone from the pregnancy?  
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Re: When will I ovulate after miscarriage?

  • EmilyP524EmilyP524 member
    I'm so sorry for your loss.

    I'm not a doctor but my guess would be that your hormones are still regulating. I do know you are very fertile after a loss though.

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    I ovulated after m/c but not right away (4 days is right away) more like after a period, a couple weeks. I m/c between 6 and 7 weeks. 

    I took PG tests (for hcg) until they were negative. Then I took opks. 

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  • RiverSong15RiverSong15 member
    EmilyP524 said:
    I'm so sorry for your loss.

    I'm not a doctor but my guess would be that your hormones are still regulating. I do know you are very fertile after a loss though.
    This is not necessarily true for every woman. Some women on these boards have taken months to ovulate again, and have been trying months to TTC after a loss. Thats one of the many sucky things about loss - you never know how your body will react. Some women ovulate very soon and get pregnant again soon, others not so much. It's actually pretty common to have a longer cycle post-loss, and get your period 4-6 weeks later. It can definitely vary though. I'm sorry there's no clear answer for you @taking44ever.
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