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After a miscarriage how soon can you start trying to conceive again?
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2-3 months: It is normally recommended that you wait 2-3 months prior to trying to get pregnant again. Of course, it depends on how far along you were at the time of the miscarriage. Late second trimester miscarriages may require a longer period of time for your body to recover.
Answered 4/24/2015
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