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I got 1st period june 28 after stillbirth.i didn't sex with my spouse.can start for ttc yet 2nd period is not come till nw.if no, when can start for ttc?
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Now: Most physicians recommend not ttc for three months after a pregnancy ends in any fashion (miscarriage, stillbirth or normal pregnancy). Once menstrual periods resume, you are probably ovulating and can resume attempts at conception.
Answered 11/20/2013
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