Ovacue after miscarriage

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Since 12/2019OvaGraph User
Since 12/2019

April 13, 2016 at 7:03 amUnfortunately I had a first trimester miscarriage (@ 8 weeks). My period finally returned and I'm excited (and nervous) about trying again. However my Ovacue readings are all over the place with huge peaks and troughs. Based on my pre-miscarriage cycles, my vaginal readings should be decreasing but they are as high as can be. I've also not had any cue peak detected even though I would have previously at this point of the cycle. There is light blue shading on my Ovacue but I assume that's just because it is expecting a cue-peak due to the cycle length I previously inputted.

Is this to be expected following a miscarriage? When should everything return to normal?

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ChartingWithWh…
Since 4/2013ChartingWithWhitney
Since 4/2013

April 13, 2016 at 10:33 amI'm very sorry to hear about that.

It can take your body a few cycles to restore balance, so you'll definitely want to be watching for any possible 'cue peak' trends followed by declining vaginal readings to know when your body could be gearing up to attempt ovulation and not relying on the color coding.

Hopefully you'll hear from some of the ladies here if they'll share their feedback. Sending positive thoughts your way!!

Whitney - OvaCue Specialist

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Ovacue after miscarriage