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Old 06-25-2010, 10:01 PM   #1
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Question pregnant too soon after miscarriage
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i had a missed ab two months ago with a d&c the same day. it was devastating. the lab said later that it might have been a possible partial molar pregnancy, but it also might have been a chromosonal mishap. i have been going to get my hgc levels checked every week since then, and this is the first week (nine weeks in) that they have been higher. i have reason to believe that i am actually pregnant. it's totally stupid to have unprotected sex, i know, but it happened one time. i've searched the web high and low and can't find any info on what happens if you get pregnant six weeks after a d&c or this soon after a possible partial molar pregnancy. should i assume the worst?

 
Old 06-25-2010, 11:53 PM   #2
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Re: pregnant too soon after miscarriage
So sorry about your missed ab. ( I wouldn't assume the worst just yet. How far a long were you when you missed? I think the general rule of thumb is to have a good bit of time to allow the uterus to contract back into it's non-pregnant state (and for hormones to return to normal) before becoming pregnant again. There may be additional risks involved in being preggo so soon, but it might be fine. I wish you the best!

 
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