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How do I deal with the fear of pregnancy after a miscarriage?

I am a financially stable 20 years. A little over a month ago I had an unexplained miscarriage when I was seven weeks pregnant. My fiance and I want to try to imagine again, but I’m afraid I will not be in a position with the constant fear and panic handle. I feel like every time I go to the bathroom I will expect to see blood.

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#1 written by Mama 1 year ago

Honestly you should discuss this with your doctor. Usually they’ll suggest waiting 3 or 4 months before TTC again after a miscarriage.

You have to be able to get past the pain and anxiety of your loss. The stress is not going to be beneficial to you or your child when you do get pregnant again.

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#2 written by Face T 1 year ago

Sorry about your loss. I am sure it is devastating.

If pregnant again, you will most certainly check for blood everytime you go to the washroom, at least for the first trimester. There is no doubt about that (after one miscarriage, my pregnant wife still does even though last pregnancy was a success). After that you can relax. There is nothing that you can do to get around this – still need to be mentally prepare to accept that miscarriage can happen and do everything in your power to reduce risks.

Good luck.

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#3 written by Olliesali 1 year ago

There is nothing that you can do to feel at ease with your next pregnancy or any other one for that matter. I have had two and until you hold your baby you are on pins and needles until they are born and you hold them. All you can do is if it was not a medical reason that will keep giving you problems you just have to take a leap of faith and treasure every day you have. You will worry about movement, the heart rate, kicks and squirms. It’s all part of becoming a mom after miscarriage. Sorry I know this isn’t what you want to hear, but it’s how I felt with all my pregnancies.

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#4 written by Fretz 1 year ago

Maybe you should give yourself more time. I had a miscarriage in October of last year and we started trying again in April, I conceived in May. I don’t think I could’ve handled conceiving again so soon. Did you talk to your doctor? Mine advised me that it wasn’t a good idea to try and get pregnant right away. Anyways, I just take it day by day. Things are looking good and I just really don’t think about it. It sounds a little harsh, but in order for me to have a healthy pregnancy now I don’t really think about the past miscarriage. It gets easier as time goes on.

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