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Contraception after miscarriage — DFSRH MCQ

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ModerateSpecial circumstancesContraception after miscarriageDFSRH

A 34-year-old has completed medical management of miscarriage at 9 weeks. She wants to avoid pregnancy for 6 months and asks when contraception can start. She is clinically well and pregnancy symptoms are resolving. What would you advise?

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Correct answer: B — Start her chosen suitable method immediately

Fertility can return quickly after miscarriage, and suitable contraception can usually be started immediately. Waiting for periods or a negative hCG is not necessary for most methods when the clinical situation is clear. Method choice should follow usual eligibility and infection considerations.

Reference: FSRH Contraception After Pregnancy