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If a woman ovulated off the right ovary and had an early miscarriage, is she more likely to ovulate off the left ovary in the following cycle?

Hey all! 👋 I have a question, I tried asking in some pregnancy related subs and got radio silence. 

Basically: does it take some time for an ovary to recover after a chemical pregnancy? Thus making it more likely you will ovulate off the opposite side in the cycle following the loss?

So backstory as to how I started wondering... I’m 27 and started my cycle at 9. Since I was 13, I’ve been able to feel my ovulation (Mittelschmerz). 

However it is almost always on my right side! I’ve also had two pregnancies with early scans that confirmed I had ovulated off the right side to conceive them. 

In December I had a chemical pregnancy. In January I felt unable to confirm ovulation (I don’t temp) because I did not feel that pain. I ended up with a positive test about a month after my chemical started. 

Now I’ve had an 8 week scan on that pregnancy and the tech told me I ovulated off my LEFT!!! perhaps that explains why I didn’t feel it?

Thoughts?
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A miscarriage shouldn't affect where you ovulate from next. Often at the point of the miscarriage, the embryo has already implanted into the uterine lining so everything that happens after that does not influence the ovulation cycle. Hope this helps answer your question!