did my womb infection make me loose my babies:,(

ive had 2 misscarrieges in the last 7months. the doctor did some tests as i was conserned there was something up.
all the blood tests came back fine normal levels for evrything
the first swap came back all clear. but the second came back and said i had an infection in my womb.. its a yeast infection
im going to try again ive done what i needed to do to get the infection gone and feel ready to try again
my cycle this month was 28days but last month it was only 25days.
ive got clearblue ovulation tests. and i am going to start using them this month, but unsure on what day to start testing on. dont want to use too many if not needed as there expensive, and dont want to start testing and already have missed my posative? anyone got any advice?

If the Clearblue OPKS are too much, you could try the dollar store ones if you are tight for money.

I'm very sorry for your losses.   I know how heartbreaking it is.

Usually you start the OPKs around 7 days after the day your period starts. You can buy them in bulk on Amazon for a reasonable price.

And no, I don't think a yeast infection caused your miscarriages.

I would wait till the yeast infection you have is 100% gone and get more testing done to make sure it doesn't happen again.

Dont TTC with a active infection, that is really careless if you already have had 2 losses.

my doctor told me if i put the tablet up me with the thingy it would take 3days and it would defantly be clear.
he gave me a tablet that i had to put as far up to my womb as i could and it would dosolve and get rid of any infection that i had within 3days. now its bin 3days. and am now on my period my doc seemed sure that it would be fine to try again

Quoting chantellejade:" my doctor told me if i put the tablet up me with the thingy it would take 3days and it would defantly ... [snip!] ... that i had within 3days. now its bin 3days. and am now on my period my doc seemed sure that it would be fine to try again"

If it were me, I would get a swab test done to be sure and make sure they treat your SO as well, since you can pass yeast back and forth.