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I had a miscarriage a month ago, what time is it safe for me to try again .
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After checkup: First go back to your MD for a reexamination to be certain that all the previous tissue has passed and your body is ready for another pregnancy. Most MD's advise waiting 3 months before another conception to give your body a chance to replenish the lost iron and other nutrients.
Answered 5/29/2017
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