Question Posted Thursday December 22 2011, 7:53 am
I wanted this child, I was truly excited and happy. Absolutely devastated after I lost it. Still sad, but I know things happen for reason. When you lost yours, did you have very heavy periods afterwards? More bleeding than normal? I want to ensure my body is reacting normally, because I would like to try again in the future and I want to make sure that this heavy period (which I am NOT use to at all) is normal, and that I will still be capable of getting pregnant.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Sexual Health and Reproduction category? Maybe give some free advice about: Menstrual/Period Issues? agg1221 answered Friday December 23 2011, 12:52 pm: Make sure to go to your gynecologist and keep very good communication with him/her. But if you really want to become pregnant again, get your body ready for it. From what I have researched Vitamin K although rare is very good in strengthening the uterine wall, folic acid should help as well. Maintain good nutrition and find out what is going on. When I lost my pregnancy, I did have a certain amount of time with a heavy flow, but went normal few months after that. Don't be discouraged, like in my original posting 50% is lot, in my family there are four sister and two of us had miscarriages so it does hold some truth. I was able to get pregnant the following month. Now my daughter is nine, my sister that lost her pregnancy was also able to get pregnant and now has three kids. Unfortunately, miscarriage is a way of nature telling us something is wrong, I think. Don't worry and research, there are herbs too. My mom had a lot of faith in this her called "Damiana", it is supposed to be an aphrodisiac but for women, it helps for pregnancies...I hope this helps [ agg1221's advice column | Ask agg1221 A Question ]
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