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Conceiving After A Miscarriage

Conceiving After A Miscarriage

Conceiving after a miscarriage is quite possible; a miscarriage is not related to the urinary infection or other disorders. Your doctor may ask you to have a medical check up about 3 to 6 weeks after the miscarriage to make sure you have recovered. A woman who has miscarried should rest as much as possible. After a woman miscarries, it can take many days, or even many weeks, for her to physically heal and recover. Conceiving after a miscarriage is quite possible; a miscarriage is not related to the urinary infection or other disorders.

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Conceiving After A Miscarriage

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Miscarriage, Urinary Infection

It is important to avoid sexual intercourse until the bleeding has finished. Bleeding from the vagina may continue for 7 to 21 days, gradually becoming lighter until it stops. It is natural to feel physically and emotionally devastated. Rest is essential after having miscarried. Conceiving after a miscarriage is quite possible; a miscarriage is not related to the urinary infection or other disorders.

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Dr. Joe Glickman, Jr., M.D.

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