Miscarrying almost 6 weeks. When can I TTC again?

[laughingduck]

I started crampong and bleeding heavily yesterday and am pretty sure I have miscarried (wil have a scanater today to confirm). I am wondering how long will it take for my HCG levels to go back down to zero, and for me to ovulate again? Online it ay 4-6 weeks but I was wondering if it will be quicker because I am fairly early on? What ha other people' experiences been?

 

[laughingduck]

Bump. Anyone?

 

[ChinaGirl]

I think that every body and pregnancy is different - for me, it was six weeks between my miscarriage and my next period. I had a blighted ovum and finally passed everything around 10 wks.

 

[Trying4first1]

That early in I think you can ttc again straight away. With my first MC I was ok to try again straight after as was only just over 5 weeks. My cycle came pretty much on time. Same after I had my D&C with my second MC. It's just now second month post D&C that my cycles have gone a bit wonky. Had to wait a month to try after that one though.
Some people are fertile again straight away after an early MC. I didn't ovulate the first month after (1st MC) but everyone is different.
So sorry that you find yourself here x

 

[happynewmom1]

I ovulated a week later than I usually would after my mc at 6 weeks. I got pregnant straight away but ended up being a chemical pregnancy. But I had a fairly normal cycle after that and am pregnant once again but having a lot of back pains so getting a little concerned. You can definitely try right again though, is what I'm saying! As soon as you are done bleeding and you feel well enough physically and emotionally there are many women who have a mc and then get pregnant right away and have a healthy pregnancy. I'm so so sorry for your loss! Rest as much as you can and take care of yourself

 

[Storm1jet2]

I had a mc at 9 weeks, I got pregnant the next cycle and had another mc at 6 weeks, the following month I'm pretty sure I didn't ovulate. Its entirely up to you and of course if your body returns to normal!