okay i am now trying to concieve after a recent BC problem( my iud fell out) so we took it as a sign.. so here i am trying to figure out how to go about concieving after iud removal i feel like this is dejuv because last yr i had my iud removed only to miscarry 3 months later for about 4 months so i am a little scared ..please any advice would be greatly acepted..
i want this to go smother than last time so i hope that moms that have had iud removal and pregnancy or any moms ttc really can give me some pointer i wonder when should i start to try thanks in advance!!
Buy the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility". It helped us and has helped friends as well.
Good luck!
I highly recommend the book "Taking Charge of your Fertility" by Toni Weschler. There is actually a web community based around the book that is a good source of support. http://www.tcoyf.com.
I am sorry about your loss and wish that I had some great words of wisdom for you in that regard. Having had 5 miscarriages myself I understand the emotions that you now feel regarding conceiving again. I can tell you though it is possible as I have 4 beautiful children. Many offices will want you to wait until you are between 10 and 12 weeks for your first prenatal appointment and I say don't wait. Insist that you come in asap per your medical history.
Greetings - you might try finding a reflexologist in your area, do an internal cleanse. Reflexology can help your body work more efficiently - I've actually worked with 2 women who couldn't conceive, we did reflexology, one of them began taking certain vitamins to help balance the hormonal system. One had a major cleanse (a VERY heavy period, with lots of membranes), and they both became pregnant within 2-3 months. If you're into the energy of things, you may try working with Meridian Tapping (formerly called EFT -Emotional Freedom Technique) to open up your energy.
Blessings,
B.
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I agree with all of the posts for "Taking Charge of your Fertility" - great book!
Also, this book was helpful to me after ttc following a miscarriage (from the emotional side):
Pregnancy After a Loss: A Guide to Pregnancy After a Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Death [Paperback]
Carol Cirulli Lanham (Author)
I'd start tracking your fertility. Get the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" and learn how to pinpoint the best time to try. Good Luck!!
Taking Charge of Your Fertility! A must-read for all women!
