Well, I have just finished my first period after the miscarriage and am about 9 days away from ovulating time. I am probably not going to try this month but wait for next month. I do sometimes think, 'oh maybe I should go for it this month...not waste an egg' and all that but I do want to get fitter and lose a bit of weight first. I have put on nearly a stone in weight (pre-pregnancy weight)after having my youngest son and have found it difficult to shift it. I do sometimes worry that I have pcos as I do sometimes get a bit of hair growth on my chin, neck and stomach. Luckily, it is just a few and as I'm a red head the hairs are blonde and difficult to see. My mum and sisters all get this but their hairs are darker so they have gone for laser treatment. My periods are fairly regular though and I do seem to ovulate every month though. They also scanned my ovaries during both miscarriages - would they have picked up on
Pcos then? I think that weight loss is a good idea though whatever the outcome.
I have also been reading a book by this scientist/ Dr called Dr Beer who has done lots research into immune issues and recurrent miscarriages. Now, I know I've 'only' had two in a row but I still want to have some information in case I do get pregnant and miscarry again, I want to know what options are available for tests. I do get slight psoriasis which seems to be hormonally triggered and it is an autoimmune thing, so I am wondering if it could be linked. On the other hand, I've had two healthy babies carried to term without issues...if I had an aggressive immune system, would it not have attacked those pregnancies?
I probably seem like I'm going over the top and panicking but I suppose I am just worried that I've had two miscarriages in a row. Maybe the doctors are right and it is just 'bad luck' but I'm going to be 37 in a month and am aware that my eggs are only going to get older! The Dr did say that even though egg quality does decrease with age, it does not dramatically do so till over 40 (and people are different). So far, I seem to be ok with eggs implanting and the last baby grew to over 8 weeks, so hoping I have some good eggs left - it only takes one!
Sorry for the ramblings, how are you all doing?
xxx