In a users own words, on getting pregnant after a miscarriage. This is one person's experience, shared with their permission. Individual experiences vary. Premom provides educational information and tracking tools and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical guidance, consult a healthcare professional.

The road that brought us here

In 2020, I suffered three miscarriages. We went on to naturally conceive our little boy, who is five now. More than anything, we wanted to give him a sibling, a brother or sister to play with. We started trying for another baby in June 2024, and we fell pregnant, but sadly miscarried two months later. For the next six months, we tried and tried, with no luck. Then I found Premom.

What Premom helped me see

We bought the tests and I started using the app. It was great for showing me when my peak ovulation was, and for tracking when to try. I loved that it scanned the tests, too. Within two months, I was pregnant with my beautiful baby boy. I scanned each pregnancy test for reassurance, to make sure the lines kept getting darker.

Our family, complete

Now I have a beautiful eight-month-old baby boy, and my family feels complete.

“I feel certain I couldn't have done it without Premom. Thank you so much for giving us our wonderful little family.”

Premom fertility app with easy@Home ovulation test strips, highlighting fertility tracking to help identify the best days to try for pregnancy.
Premom fertility app with easy@Home ovulation test strips, highlighting fertility tracking to help identify the best days to try for pregnancy.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can you get pregnant after multiple miscarriages?

Yes. Many people go on to have healthy pregnancies after more than one loss. Recurrent miscarriage can have a range of causes, some of them treatable, so it is worth asking your doctor about testing and a plan that fits you. A history of loss does not mean you can't go on to conceive.

How do ovulation tests help you time conception?

Ovulation tests pick up the rise in luteinizing hormone, the LH surge, that usually comes about 24-36 hours before you ovulate. Catching it helps you focus timing intercourse on your most fertile days. Logging your results in an ovulation or fertility tracking app, like Premom, can make the pattern easier to read from one cycle to the next.