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Cycle length
Sir i had a chemical pregnancy 3 months back and doctor prescribed cheerfol tablet for 3 months...and asked to try after 3 months..after miscarriage, my first cycle was of 29 days duration, second cycle was of 27 days duration, and now in this cycle on 25th day i got my periods.. We actually planned for pregnancy this cycle, so we estimated ovulation on 14th day, but i think it was wrong as the cycle length is getting shorter... Is this shorter cycle a cause of concern?
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After a miscarriage, it takes few cycles to return to your baseline cycle length
You need not worry. As long as your cycles Varys between 21-35 days , its normal
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
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No the shorter cycle is not a matter of concern
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