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First period jan 15th after mmiscarriage. still no period, took pregnancy test about 2 weeks ago negative. isit possible to still get pregnant?normal?
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Possible, not likely: After having a miscarriage your periods may take some time to return to normal. It is possible to ovulate and get pregnant even prior to having a normal period. If you don't want to be pregnant, be sure to use some method of birth control. And if your periods have not returned to normal by perhaps 3 months after your miscarriage, it's time to see a doctor. Good luck!
Answered 3/22/2014
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