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How Much Gap Should Be Left After Having Miscarriage To Conceive Again?
i got a miscarriage last week,i really want to have a baby..the dr said im PR NEGATIVE and they infected me with some injection after getting a miscarriage,the nurses told me its either the mouth of my womb was not ready to carry the baby or the baby was abnormal,i i really want to have a baby,when do you think is the right time to attempt making one,and again i would like to know if this PR NEGATIVE thing wont affect the baby or me,what do u suggest i should do so that my womb can be ready to carry the baby?
Mon, 24 Aug 2015
Hallow dear,
When did you have miscarriage? How many months of pregnancy? Weak mouth of the uterus can cause abortion only after 14 weeks of pregnancy. If it is there, it can be diagnosed by ultrasonography and can be managed by tightening it after 14 weeks of pregnancy. The stitch is removed after 37 weeks of pregnancy when the baby is mature enough to be delivered any time after that.
Abnormality (chromosomal) in the baby usually causes abortion before 6 weeks. 10% of the pregnancies get aborted due to this fault. Next time there are chances to have a normal pregnancy and baby.
After miscarriage, though the egg release may start after 5-6 weeks, all the organs have not reached the pre-pregnant state by that time. I would advise you to wait for at least 3 months before you attempt next pregnancy.
I hope you got your dilemma cleared.
When did you have miscarriage? How many months of pregnancy? Weak mouth of the uterus can cause abortion only after 14 weeks of pregnancy. If it is there, it can be diagnosed by ultrasonography and can be managed by tightening it after 14 weeks of pregnancy. The stitch is removed after 37 weeks of pregnancy when the baby is mature enough to be delivered any time after that.
Abnormality (chromosomal) in the baby usually causes abortion before 6 weeks. 10% of the pregnancies get aborted due to this fault. Next time there are chances to have a normal pregnancy and baby.
After miscarriage, though the egg release may start after 5-6 weeks, all the organs have not reached the pre-pregnant state by that time. I would advise you to wait for at least 3 months before you attempt next pregnancy.
I hope you got your dilemma cleared.
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