When to try after D and C

Anonymous
I unfortunately have to have a D and C. I am still grieving and I am scared of the procedure. How long should I wait until I start the next cycle? I haven't started stims yet. We are doing the blood work. My doctor says there is no need to wait until after I get my period, but I think my body should heal for at least two cycles. Thoughts?
Anonymous
I’ve had three D&Cs and always let my body cycle once and then started again.
Anonymous
Sorry to hear this, OP. I've been there and it's HARD. My RE said to wait one cycle (basically, wait to get a period) before trying naturally, and two cycles before trying for another FET.
Anonymous
I'm sorry OP. I just had a D&C recently. OB told me to wait one full cycle to try naturally in order to give the uterine lining time to build back up. It's been 4 weeks and no period yet.
Anonymous
Thank you. Were you able to get pregnant after a D and C? Or have a successful transfer?
Anonymous
Both times I've been able to get pregnant and have it stick (IUI, IVF) it was immediately after the first period after a D&C following a missed miscarriage. Good luck, OP!
Anonymous
There's no reason to wait. I'm pregnant again after a miscarriage, and I never got my period in between. Pregnancy is going fine so far!
Anonymous
So sorry Op,
After my office D&C procedure. I could not get pregnant for over a year or so. Thinking back it was probably a way my own body needed to heal. But I would say, wait three months TBH or whatever you feel okay.

Best of luck with everything.
Anonymous
My dr said to wait 1-2 cycles. So I’m using condoms right now and will stop preventing after I get my period (which should be any day now according to my PMS symptoms).
Anonymous
10:37 here- three D&Cs and three healthy pregnancies. Doesn’t make it easier, but doctor said sometimes D&Cs can kind of give you a fresh start.
Anonymous
If you don't have a period it can be trickier to date the pregnancy. DH was pulled out early due to incorrect ultrasound and this
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