How long can you bleed during and after a miscarriage?

Answer 1

An average amount like your period. Anything more should be discussed with your dr.

A good rule of thumb is soaking a maxi pad an hour for more than three hours is a sign of too much blood loss. If it were me, after 2 soaked pads I'd be getting checked out. Please remember not to use tampons for this blood flow. Your body needs to expel matter to prevent infection.

Answer 2

In some women it's like having a regular period.

The range of how much blood is lost during a miscarriage varies from very little, to substantial. In the case of heavy bleeding, you most certainly should be getting medical help. Not all bleeding in early pregnancy is a miscarriage sign, but if more than a light period and always if you have had cramping, you should get checked by a doctor. Sometimes the baby can survive despite heavy bleeding.

Answer 3

Usually around 2 weeks but this depends on the individual some women last only couple pf days but doctors tell you that it takes up to 2 weeks however if you are bleeding heavily using 2 sanitry pads in an hour you should consult your doctor.

Answer 4

It differs from person to person and baby to baby. Some people bleed for days before they actually miscarry, other people like myself suddenly start cramping and bleeding and miscarry within an hour-when the pregnancy was completely normal up to those last minutes. They say you are miscarrying until you pass the placenta...hours, days, weeks.... always different

Answer 5

I bleed for 2 days very heavy with a lot of clotting usually i would know it was happening and make it to the toilet and then continued to bleed for about 9 days but not as heavy more like spotting.

Answer 6

around as long as one of your normal periods i didnt bleed after my d and c but they told me it could last up to 5 to 7 days

Answer 7

Every person is different. Suggest you seek medical care.

Answer 8

Depends how far along you are. I miscarried at 5 weeks and bled for 7-9 days. So sorry =[