Is it possible to bleed because of a miscarriage?

Answer 1

It can be a sign of a miscarriage or it can just be "normal" bleeding. If you are bleeding, you should see a doctor as soon as possible. With a miscarriage the bleeding is usually "chunky" and you have cramps, but not always. It could be a sign of miscarriage if its heavy bleeding like a period i had a miscarriage 2 months ago and mine started out with mild cramps then i started to sopt brown and then i was bleeding like a normal period and a few hours later the cramps got really bad talk to your doctor about this. Dont worry to much over it some women do spot when they are pregnant. Good Luck!

Answer 2

Yes. When you have a miscarriage the baby is coming OUT. There will be blood. And depending on how far along you are depends on the amount. Farther along will also have a mass, clumps of blood. Occasionally the baby dies and you do not pass it immediately. All the symptoms of pregnancy disappear but you do not bleed. An ultrasound scan will confirm what is called a 'missed' miscarriage. Eventually you will bleed but as many women do not like the idea of carrying a dead baby your doctor may induce the miscarriage with medication, or perform a D & C.

Answer 3

You must bleed to miscarry. Your body has built up an environment for the baby which must be expelled from the body once the pregnancy dies. It does this by bleeding. That said, bleeding during a pregnancy does not indicate a miscarriage. There are many other reasons to bleed while pregnant. But you should get all bleeding checked up on. Bleeding is not always the first sign of a miscarriage. Other things that you may experience are cramps and loss of your pregnancy symptoms such as morning sickness.

Answer 4

no, bleeding does not always occur at the time of miscarriage but can happen weeks later. its known as a missed miscarriage. Unfortunately I know from past experiences and have been over 5 wks since the fetus lost a heart beat to the time of bleeding. One thing to know is that if having a D/C the time between baby passing and bleeding increases the risk of complications such as ashermann syndrome (scarring).

Answer 5

Bleeding does occur during a miscarriage. It can range from a regular flow to a very heavy flow. There also could be some severe cramping before you miscarry, along with the bleeding.

Answer 6

Yes women usually bleed during a miscarriage since that is the embryo and the lining of the uterus coming out.

Answer 7

Yes.