thread: Late period after very early loss - normal right??

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
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    unfortunately yes - sorry Shades

    if you genuinely believe there is a chance the pg stuck, do a HPT - but from what i've read, the line was lighter, bleeding heavy, so it's more than likely just your body recovering from the early loss. it sucks big time

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    May 2008
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    You're right... It's like adding insult to injury now though because it throws off my further attempts until stuff's all back to normal.

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    Just an update - AF is here. Thanks for the advice.

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    glad (in a way) that she is here for you - at least it hasn't been a whole cycle delay for you

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    Yeah - I won't be thrown out too much for Feb hopefully.

  6. #6
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    Sep 2008
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    Hi Shades

    After my m/c in Sept 08 - my first cycle was 28 days but without ovulation; the second cycle was 40 days (4 HPTs and a dr visit declared that 'it was normal for homones to be up in the air' for a few cycles - I suppose maybe that is why some docs suggest 3 months as a 'get back to normal' period), the third cycle was 28 days but with a painful period and the 4th was a BFP. It may be worth seeing what your first few cycles have in store to see where your Hcg/hormonal levels are at. It does take the TTC/TWW stress out of the equation giving you an emotional breather if you feel you need one.

    Karen van
    Last edited by Karen van; January 26th, 2009 at 11:02 AM. : Didn't want you wondering what the heck a 'TTW' was