chemical pregnancy.

hi every one.
Did any of u gone through this, if yes than wht treatment plan did u follow 4 future n specially in the next pregnancy.

Re: chemical pregnancy.

Chemical pregnancies are usually a natural part of your body's process to make sure that a healthy baby is carried to full term. They are pretty common and it is not an "illness" or due to some deficiency.

Re: chemical pregnancy.

^ what is it? why it takes place?

Re: chemical pregnancy.

Ive had a chemical pregnancy. There's nothing you can do about it and you can usually go back to TTC right away.

Re: chemical pregnancy.

Basically the egg is fertilized and you will probably get a positive pregnancy test, but for various reasons it does not implant as a healthy embryo. I think 1/4 of fertilizations end this way, in healthy individuals.

Re: chemical pregnancy.

wendy D after ur chemical pregnancy , how long did u take 2 gt pregnant again, n did u take any treatment or it was all natural.

Re: chemical pregnancy.

I have had two of them. Theres nothing that can be done about it. Its your body's naural way to get rid of the unhealthy embryo.

Re: chemical pregnancy.

It happened in Oct of last year and I got pregnant in June. But I don't think it's got anything to do with the chemical pregnancy.
You wouldn't even know you've had a chemical pregnancy unless you take a pregnancy test before your period is due. Since that's what a chemical pregnancy is, a very early miscarriage.

I didn't take anything. It happened on it's own. Try on your own for a year. It takes a year for the average, healthy couple to conceive. Start fertility charting, calculate your ovulation and don't stress too much about it ... iA you'll get pregnant soon!! :)
ooo and start taking folic acid!!

chemical pregnancy.

Any specific folic acid that u suggest?

Re: chemical pregnancy.

i had 2 chenical pregnancies with a months gap n now my gyn is asking me to use contraceptives for atleast 3 months...

Re: chemical pregnancy.

I just took prenatals ... the naturemaid ones

Re: chemical pregnancy.

Ok, thanks!