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I was pregnant last year and i had a miscarriage of 5 months child. and this year i tried for several times to get pregnant but no luck.
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Sometimes difficult: The cited average until desired pregnancy is 6 mo, with a range from weeks to a year. After a year of trying, consultation with a fertility center to evaluate both prospective parents is worthwhile. One MC is not that unusual but several would lead to a need for a genetics evaluation.
Answered 9/7/2017
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