You can but you are more likely to get a false positive because the pregnancy hormones can stay in your system for up to a month after a miscarriage. If you feel that you may be pregnant again see your Dr for the most accurate info.
She had a miscarriage
Typically you'll get the next period in 4-6 weeks after a first trimester miscarriage.
No. It can take 8 or more weeks to get your period back after a miscarriage.
IF you are already pregnant and dont know but insert an IUD or marina Can this cause a miscarriage
yes ill be fine
At this early in the game you cannot know for sure if you are having a miscarriage unless you have had a positive preg test. Many women experience miscarriages early but they don't realise it because they put it down to a "heavy period". It is quite possible you are having a miscarriage, but there would be nothing a doctor could do. Take it easy, take some pain tablets and good luck.
First off I would take a pregnancy test if its been over a month. Your doctors should have followed your hormone lvls back down to non pregnancy level. I would go to the doctor and have them do another HGC hormone test.
Hello - Its difficult to say what could be wrong hun. You may be experiencing irregular heavy period bleed or if there was a chance you was pregnant, it could be a miscarriage. I really dont know. But definitely see your GYNO or Doctor for some tests. The sooner you get the blood test the more accurate the result will be in the case of a miscarriage. Take care.
Does 5 month pregnant woman take medicine for miscarriage?
AnswerYou dont. You go and see your doctor and if the baby is over a certain stage in growth, you allow the birth to happen then if you dont want it look at the alternatives then. If the pregnancy is going to cause you terminal illness, see your doctor and work out a solution.ANSWERPlease don't take this to offense, but it is ILLEGAL to knowingly cause a miscarriage.
No it makes your period more heavy and last longer! Dont do it!
Normally the birth control pill takes ten days to be reliable. But that is when you take it as directed, {depends on the pill but} generally the first Sunday after your period begins.