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I had natural miscarriage on 6th of June , I.e after 5 weeks of conceiving .. Want to know when I can plan once again ..and is there need of any sort of Tests like USG , Torch tests etc...
Please guide me accordingly .
Thanks in advance ..
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Do some basic blood tests including tsh and sugar after one clear period
No need of torch or usg.
Take folic acid before planning
Then after a month of that tablet, you can plan in next month
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