There are so many questions that most couples ask and one of such is: whether getting pregnant after miscarriage differs from becoming pregnant. There are actually two answers for that question. Yes and No, the yes is for the fact that you would still have to ovulate to be able to get pregnant. While No is for the fact that you have to be very careful because of the miscarriage you had before and so you will try as much as possible to ensure that it does not happen again.

There are several causes of miscarriages and they could be as a result of stress, physical illness, and trauma and for some other reasons.

Most times that this miscarriage issue occur it is due to the problem of chromosomes abnormalities in the zygote while some other times it happens because there is an interaction of an old sperm and an old egg that is no longer capable. It works this way; since you want to have a safe and healthy pregnancy, there is need for fresh sperm and we know that sperm can still be very fresh within the first and second day after ejaculation and also the sperm can live up to three days in the ovary.

If the sperm stays until after three days before it gets to fertilize the egg, there is a probability that there would be a miscarriage in the first thirteen weeks of conception so is it for the old eggs. Eggs have been known to live up to one day of release and sometimes stay till the second day. Then if after these day there still no sperm to fertilize it and those days passes by, it then means that if you have sex, there will be a cause for a miscarriage.

So now that you know all these, you have to watch out for the ovulation period which likely to happen on the 14th or 15th day of your cycle if you have the normal menstrual cycle.

Along with the above information ensure that you have a regular exercise, a balanced  diet and stay out of smoking and drinking of alcohols and ensure that you are on  vitamin medication so that getting pregnant after miscarriage won't be a difficult task for you.