If you've had a chemical pregnancy recently do you think it is easier to conceive in the next few months or harder?

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Had one last month, had been struggling to convince for 15 months. Im 14 dpo today and got my bfp fri at 11dpo. 
My chemical positives had no progression over 5 days. This time I’ve had clear progression so I’m keeping hopeful this time!

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I’m not a doctor, nor have I had a chemical that I know of, but I’ve been told by several eastern and western medical professionals that after a loss, your body just “wants to be pregnant again” and that it’s often much easier to get pregnant again within the few cycles after. Was also advised not to wait to try after a loss, like many medical professionals suggest, as long as you are emotionally OK with the idea of trying again and obviously don’t have a major surgery you’re healing from. 
Good luck and lots of love!

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No idea for me, but just suffered one myself this past cycle. I'm still waiting to confirm that ovulation is happening for me this month (should be getting my peak within the next few days), so will see what happens. I've heard people say they got pregnant immediately and others who say they've had nothing happen for over a year.

If you've had a chemical pregnancy recently do you think it is easier to conceive in the next few months or harder?

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