After a miscarriage, you had better try again immediately

According to a study conducted by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) on 30 000 women in Scotland, it is advised directly of becoming pregnant after a miscarriage.

The WHO currently recommends that women who have lost their fetus to wait at least six months before falling pregnant. This survey reveals the opposite. In fact, according to the results, the birth rate is higher for women who were bred in the six months following the death of the first embryo. The rate is lowest for those who have taken two years to conceive again.

The longer we wait, the harder it is to have a child

Added to the fact that the longer we wait, the harder it is to have a child. Western society is problematic, because women in Europe now tend to have their first child relatively late. However, beyond 35 years it is no longer so easy: After 40 years, women have a 30% chance for a miscarriage. 45 years, the woman has a chance of losing her child. The numbers are huge. According to experts, one in five pregnancies ends in miscarriage before arriving at 6 months.

Ladies, so even if it is hard psychologically, if you really want a child ... Do not wait!

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