A Study Says Women Should Keep Trying

A study from the University of Aberdeen has given new hope to women who have experienced miscarriages. The BBC is reporting that the study encourages women not to wait after they first misscarry.

In the study, 30,000 women discovered that conceiving within six months of a miscarriage offered the best chance for a healthy pregnancy. This means that the old notion, that women should wait a while before trying again, is false.

The results were published in the British Medical Journal and have since been debated at length. This is because international guidelines regarding pregnancy after miscarriage suggest that women should wait at least if not more than six months before trying again.

The study looked at data collected between the years of 1981 and 2000. The findings showed that women who conceived within less than six months had a much higher success rate. In addittion, Dr. Sohinee Bhattacharya, one of the doctors involved with the study, confirmed that there are no physiological reasons why [one] should delay.

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