I think it's finally safe to say I'm having my first real, "normal" (whatever that might mean now!) AF since my natural missed miscarriage in October. We're ready to get back to TTC and I have no clue what to expect. I know everyone is different, but tell me your story. Did your cycle length change or stay the same after MC?
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It took 3 months to get my period back, but it stayed relatively the same length and I continued to ovulate around my normal time.
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@runnerd: Thanks, lady. Glad to know that "normalcy" (again, cane we even call it that?) after all this is actually possible.
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First time: it was shorter by a few days.
Second time: the first cycle was normal length for me/maybe a little longer than normal, but not by more than a day or two. My second cycle was then totally jacked up because of the infection I got from my HSG. I will say, though, that I considered it fairly "normal" because it was only off by the number of days that I was sick.
I hope yours regulates soon! As for normalcy...eh, this is the new normal. It sucks, but good things CAN come from it!
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@LovelyPlum: Thank you! This is such good info. Here's to the new normal.
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I'm only in my second post- MC cycle, but so far it's been longer. Based off when I ovulated, this cycle should be at least a few days longer than normal, assuming a 14 day luteal period.
I'm hoping it goes back to my good old 28 days soon!
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@Crystal: Fingers crossed for you, lady - and thanks for your response! And as always...fingers crossed most of all that your BFP comes soon!
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@mfa_lady: FX for you too! Let's be BFP twins this month.
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@Crystal: Ooooh, girl! I wish! My CD1 was on Tuesday, so with my long-ish cycles I won't be POAS until early March. But I'm happy to follow in your BFP footsteps!
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