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When Is The Ideal Time To Attempt Successful Pregnancy When Already Having A History Of Miscarriage?

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i want to know when is the best time for me to ovulate as i want to gt pregnant as soon as poosible i got my periods on the 20th sept 2013 so what is the best for me to get pregnant, i had a miscarriage in march so now i am trying again for the baby, please suggest me what should i do ..
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If you have normal regular ovulatory periods and your tubal patency as well as sonogram are normal, you can go for it straightaway. Please monitor your ovulation and time intercourse around that period, at least on alternate days. You can monitor ovulation through follicular study, basal body temperature measurements and ovulation kits. If there is no success in 2- months, you may need further assistance like IUI. Please get properly assessed before you try. Your husband also may need to be tested if necessary. Hope this helps.
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When Is The Ideal Time To Attempt Successful Pregnancy When Already Having A History Of Miscarriage?

Hi, If you have normal regular ovulatory periods and your tubal patency as well as sonogram are normal, you can go for it straightaway. Please monitor your ovulation and time intercourse around that period, at least on alternate days. You can monitor ovulation through follicular study, basal body temperature measurements and ovulation kits. If there is no success in 2- months, you may need further assistance like IUI. Please get properly assessed before you try. Your husband also may need to be tested if necessary. Hope this helps.