Randeep Hooda to Become Father: Wife Lin Laishram Opens Up About Previous Miscarriage and Planning the Next Pregnancy

Bollywood actor Randeep Hooda and his wife Lin Laishram are soon going to welcome their first child. The couple is overjoyed and eagerly awaiting the new addition to their family. However, Lin recently shared that she had previously experienced a miscarriage earlier this year, which was a deeply emotional period for both of them. Speaking to ETimes, Lin said, “At the start of this year, I suffered a miscarriage. It was an extremely difficult time for us. Even so, we are grateful and hopeful that everything will be fine. This pregnancy feels like a beautiful gift.”

Experiencing a miscarriage can be challenging for any woman, both physically and emotionally. During such times, it is crucial for couples to take care of themselves and understand when it is safe to plan for the next pregnancy.

When Can You Conceive After a Miscarriage?
Gynecologist Dr. Priya Bhave Chittawar explains in her YouTube video that the first question most women have after a miscarriage is: “When can I safely try to conceive again?” Concerns about the uterus returning to normal and the possibility of another miscarriage are common.

Two Key Factors to Consider:

1. Timing of Pregnancy Loss:
   The first step is to determine how far along the pregnancy was. If the miscarriage occurred early, typically before 6 weeks, and did not require a D&C or medical intervention—meaning the pregnancy ended naturally or was managed with medication—conception can often be considered sooner.
2. Stage of Miscarriage:
   For later miscarriages, especially after 6 weeks, the advice varies depending on how advanced the pregnancy was. In cases of miscarriage after 12 weeks, doctors usually recommend waiting at least 2–3 months before trying again.

Confirming Uterine Health Before Conception:
Dr. Bhave emphasizes the importance of a follow-up scan approximately 14 days after a miscarriage managed with medication. This ensures no residual tissue remains in the uterus. If the scan is clear, doctors typically advise waiting for at least one normal menstrual cycle before attempting conception again. These guidelines mainly apply to early miscarriages.

Recommended Waiting Period:
For miscarriages occurring between 6 and 12 weeks, conception can generally be attempted after 1 to 1.5 months, but only after a medical checkup confirms that hormone levels and uterine health are normal.

Conclusion:
While miscarriage can be emotionally taxing, medical guidance ensures that couples can safely plan for the next pregnancy. Taking care of one’s physical and emotional health is essential before embarking on this journey again.