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Is It Possible To Get Pregnant After Two Miscarriages

Many women often become discouraged after having miscarried more than once. However, there is a good reason for you not to let go of hope and believe that you will realize your dream of being a mother.

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Is It Possible To Get Pregnant After Two Miscarriages

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  1. Is It Possible To Get Pregnant After Two Miscarriages Many women often become discouraged after having miscarried more than once. However, there is a good reason for you not to let go of hope and believe that you will realize your dream of being a mother. With some treatment and planning, you have as good a chance as any of being pregnant after two miscarriages. After two miscarriages in a row, can you still conceive? Yes, you can. A miscarriage study showed women who have miscarried twice miscarriage about 17-25% of the time in their third pregnancy. So, there are 75 percent chances of a healthy pregnancy after two miscarriages. Then there is still a 65 percent chance of you having a healthy pregnancy in the case of a third miscarriage. Tips for planning a safe and healthy pregnancy after two miscarriages Here are a few things to remember if you want to be pregnant after two miscarriages. 1. Emotionally recover Miscarriages can cause you to experience an emotional upheaval. You will feel an intense sense of loss and a variety of negative emotions. It’s important to remember that you don’t have to try to get pregnant again immediately. Before trying again, you can wait for two or more menstrual cycles. It’s quite possible that after a while you’re not going to look for physical intimacy. That’s normal. Take the time to completely heal yourself. That said, if you get pregnant within six months of your miscarriage, your chances of having a healthy pregnancy will increase.

  2. 2. Recover Physically The endometrial lining takes some time to recover completely after a miscarriage. Before you get pregnant, your body needs to be ready to take on all the changes that pregnancy brings. There is a chance that you will face a miscarriage again if you rush with a half-recovered body. That’s why doctors are recommending that women wait a few months. 3. Closely Monitor When you try to get pregnant after a miscarriage, you need to look after yourself and control your health closely. Make sure you start caring for your body, stop smoking, and stop drinking. Start healthy eating and regular exercise. Folic acid supplements can also be started. A healthy body is more ready to keep and nourish a pregnancy. In the days preceding your pregnancy, you may also visit your doctor regularly and have an overall health check. 4. Consult a Doctor Consult a gynecologist if you believe you’re about to get pregnant again. If necessary, he can propose a diet plan, tests and treatments to make your body healthier. This can significantly reduce any chances of pregnancy complications. Is there any test recommended before getting pregnant after two miscarriages If you suffer two or more miscarriages consecutively, your medical professional may suggest testing to identify any underlying causes before you try and become newly pregnant. For instance: •Blood test: A blood sample is examined to detect hormone or immune system problems. •Tests of chromosomes: It is also likely that you and your partner check your blood to decide if your chromosomes are a factor •Miscarriage tissue: if available — may also be tested. Procedures to diagnose uterine issues can also be taken. Ultrasound: This imaging process uses sound waves of high-frequency for accurate images in your body structures. The ultrasound device is placed over your abdomen or into your vagina to obtain pictures of your uterus. The ultrasound can detect uterine conditions, such as fibroids in the uterine cavity. Hysteroscopic: Your health care provider inserts into your uterus a thin, lighted instrument called a hysteroscope for the diagnosis and treatment by identifying intrauterine issues. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): A magnetic field and radio waves are used to create detailed pictures of your uterus.

  3. Hysterosalpingography: A thin tube is passed through your vagina and cervix by your health care provider to release a liquid contrast dye into your uterus and fallopian tubes. The dye traces the shape and visibility of your uterine cavity and fallopian tubes on X-ray images. This technique provides information on the inner contours of the uterus and any obstructions in the fallopian tubes. Sonohysterography: The ultrasound scan takes place after the saline is injected into your vagina and cervix in the hollow portion of your uterus, which provides information about the inside of your uterus and the outside layer of the uterus. Approximately 10 to 20% of all pregnancies end in miscarriages. There may be several causes of miscarriage, but it is important to understand the cause behind it and do all you can to fix it. You can be sure that you have a healthy, satisfying pregnancy in this way. However, if you miscarry, don’t lose hope; you can realize your dream with proper care. All you need to do is plan carefully and care for yourself. Source: https://momababyetc.com/pregnant-after-two-miscarriages/

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