You can get pregnant as soon as two weeks after a miscarriage, often even before having a normal menstrual period. Ovulation may occur around two weeks after the miscarriage, making it possible to conceive shortly after. There is evidence suggesting that conceiving within the first 3 months after a miscarriage may have better outcomes, including a lower risk of subsequent miscarriage. However, many doctors recommend waiting until after at least one normal menstrual cycle or until you feel physically and emotionally ready. If there were complications such as a D and C procedure, or if you had a later pregnancy loss, waiting longer may be advised to allow healing. Emotional readiness is also an important consideration when deciding to try again. In summary, from a biological standpoint, pregnancy can occur soon after miscarriage (as early as two weeks), but personal and medical factors influence the best timing to try again.
