Most people experience spotting and irregular periods after miscarriage. Here's when your cycle should return to normal, and when you're likely to ovulate again. Pregnancy loss is often a heartwrenching surprise. Although miscarriage is fairly common—it happens in roughly one out of every five known pregnancies—its frequency makes it no less painful. But whether you're trying for another baby right away or waiting until things calm down, there's one question you're likely to have: When will I get my first period after miscarriage? We've got the answers.
Typically, your period after miscarriage will be a bit unpredictable and could be a bit lighter or heavier than you expect. Generally, your regular period should return after about 2 months. However, before menstruation begins, you will bleed for a few weeks after the miscarriage. Learn more about your period after miscarriage.
