As soon as you test positive, it is a good idea to get an appointment as soon as possible especially with your history. Sorry to be harsh but there is no point in paying for a doctor's appointment until you have missed your period. It is thought that upto 50% of pregnancies "miscarry" at the first period, and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Up to about 5 years ago you wouldn'teven have known you were pregnant until you missed you period.
It's more likely to be a side effect from NuvaRing than a miscarriage. If it's a miscarriage, you'll have a positive pregnancy test. Take a home pregnancy test, and contact your health care provider if it's positive. If heavy bleeding lasts longer than a few days, or if it recurs on your next NuvaRing cycle, contact your health care provider.
Ruling out ectopic pregnancy is no different with or without Depo Provera. First, the pregnancy test is positive. Second, there is a pelvic mass, or abnormal ultrasound, or abnormal change in hCG levels. Contact your health care provider if you think you may be having a tubal pregnancy, as you cannot diagnose this condition at home.
Then you would have a new pregnancy. If you feel that this has happened or if you are having any bleeding during pregnancy you should contact your Dr right away.
Only your Doctor can truly answer this question. Was you definitely pregnant and was it confirmed by pregnancy test or blood test? If you are/was pregnant and you are now experiencing bleeding, abdominal cramping etc, you should go to A & E, Early Pregnancy Unit or contact your Doctor immediately.
Having a previous miscarriage wouldn't change the outcome of a pregnancy test. ~pawsalmighty It may actually read a positive result if you miscarried early enough before. The length depends on how long you were pregnant. This is because your hormone levels are dropping but still exist; therefor a + reading will show up.
You should assume that you no longer have protection from Depo Provera when you are late for the next shot. If you don't want to get pregnant, start using another birth control method at that time.
I would contact your physician and ask when to make an appointment. Most doctors will tell you to come make an appointment as soon as you receive a positive pregnancy test.
It's rare but it can and does happen.There is an estimated 2% failure rate for tubal legations. You are however at a higher risk for ectopic pregnancy so if you have a positive home pregnancy test or have side or abdominal pain, shoulder pain, bleeding, or any miscarriage symptoms contact your dr or go to the ER immediately.
They try but they rarely succeed. It's not easy to end a healthy pregnancy and the best and safest thing they can do to have an abortion (a induced miscarriage) is to contact a doctor.
yes it is possible. signs of a possibe miscarriage is exxcessive eating, drinking, an early period with excessive bleedig. I recommend you contact a doctor because there is a possibility that there still might be some fetal tissue that a doctor may have to get out. This all depends on how far you were but if you dont think you were pregnant and ave a miscarriage I doubt you were that far along your pregnancy. yes it is possible. signs of a possibe miscarriage is exxcessive eating, drinking, an early period with excessive bleedig. I recommend you contact a doctor because there is a possibility that there still might be some fetal tissue that a doctor may have to get out. This all depends on how far you were but if you dont think you were pregnant and ave a miscarriage I doubt you were that far along your pregnancy.
Severe cramping, heavy bleeding, bright red bleeding, clots, sudden stop in pregnancy symptoms are a few. If you feel that you may be having a miscarriage contact your dr and go to the ER immediately.
Not necessarily. Each pregnancy can be different. Cramping during pregnancy, unfortunately, can mean multiple things; some are okay and some are not so good. It can be gas, constipation, your uterus growing; signs of an ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, and the list can go on and on. If the cramping continues and it concerns you too much you should contact your doctor.