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Gave Birth, Baby Died, Trying To Conceive Again, Low Period With Less Flow. Can I Get Pregnant?

hi i am 35 years old married girl..last year i gave
birth a baby boy but unfortunately he died after three days..now i am trying to conceive again from last six months but failed.i took clomid on two cycles but goes in vain.plus my period lasts only two days with very low flow .is any problem there or is it difficult for me to get pregnant again.
Mon, 22 Apr 2013
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Hello,
If you wish to conceive, it is essential that you get the patency of your tubes tested as you had a delivery previously and you should rule out any infection. If you are ovulating naturally, there is no need for induction; you only need proper surveillance. I would suggest that you see a specialist and get a proper assessment and advice. Please do not self-medicate yourself as it is harmful. Take care.
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Gave Birth, Baby Died, Trying To Conceive Again, Low Period With Less Flow. Can I Get Pregnant?

Hello, If you wish to conceive, it is essential that you get the patency of your tubes tested as you had a delivery previously and you should rule out any infection. If you are ovulating naturally, there is no need for induction; you only need proper surveillance. I would suggest that you see a specialist and get a proper assessment and advice. Please do not self-medicate yourself as it is harmful. Take care.