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    Posted: 30 April 2009 at 7:50am
Hi guys,
I had a DNC on 30/03 due to missed misscaraige. I then went to see my doctor for a checkup 2 weeks later and she confirmed that there is 2 cells waiting in the wings and that I would ovulate in a couple of days. It is going on to 2.5 weeks ago. Does anyone know if AF should be 2 weeks after ovulation or could it be longer? I used to be very regular. We did have sex in this time but he always pulled out and got a condom (sorry tmi). So I don't know if I should expect pregnancy again or if it is normal to be late.
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HUGS Yo
Its hard not knowing if everything is working in there!

Maybe it was more than a couple of days for ovulation? Some people have a really long luteal phase and some have shorter phases - it averages at 14 days maybe you're just running a bit longer.

While there is a possibility of pregnancy with withdrawl - its pretty unlikely, but if you are worried you could try testing.

I didn't have a DnC but my cycle post MC was 6 wks long - my dr said anything from 0 -4 wks was a normal delay for things to start working.

HUGS - I'm sure it won't be long.
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