Miscarriages

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I have been pregnant before n I had my daughter who will be 5 in October than in 2007 I had a miscarriage I lost my baby girl when I was 18 weeks now I am pregnant again 11 weeks n I am already showing and bless to be pregnant again!!!!!!!!!!! I have been pregnant before n I had my daughter who will be 5 in October than in 2007 I had a miscarriage I lost my baby girl when I was 18 weeks now I am pregnant again 11 weeks n I am already showing and bless to be pregnant again!!!!!!!!!!!

You can experience this for up to two weeks. I am very sorry for your loss. Hang in there! yes. you can pass tissue from your pregnancy for a couple of weeks. After my D&C I passed clots for 2 weeks. If you are worried call your doctor. Hello. I am very sorry for your loss. Yes you can continue to expell tissue from the miscarriage for two weeks. If you notice a smelly discharge, see your doctor incase you have a infection. Hang in there and my sympathies are with you.

Its completely normal to find albumin in urine, the normal reference range is from 0-8 mg/dL, with a slight difference in the range from lab to lab.

Increased values however indicate a variety of diseases, e.g. Amylodiosis, SLE, diabetic nephropathy, glomerulonephritis or even heavy metal poisoning

Positive presence of albumin in the urine is perfectly normal, if it is within the normal reference range, being from 0-8 mg/dL.

Increased levels of albumin in the urine however, might indicate the presence of a disease, e.g. SLE, diabetic nephropathy, glomerulonephritis, heavy metal poisoning, ...etc.

A miscarriage may make your back ache and it appears that the pain is coming from your hips, but otherwise no.

I was told by my doctor, that the chances of having multiples is very likely once you've conceived multiples in the past. And if you have multiples, they will skip a generation and then their kids will likely have multiples. Pretty cool.

see your doctor.

chromosomal abnormality of the developing fetus.

If you are having a miscarriage, it is not going to be hard to tell. Depending on how many weeks, or months you are the symptoms will vary. Signs of a miscarriage are heavy bleeding, the blood is a bright red, it is severly clumpy, and you will have extemely severe cramping in your lower stomach(the area of your uterus). If you are up to 10 weeks at least then your embryo sac(the sack the baby develops in) will also be bled out.

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I understand what you are saying when you say messuring, they messure the sac and it calculates what the size is to get the age of the sac/fetus.

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NO, a tubal pregnancy is an ectopic, extremely dangerous and you would need an operation to remove it. You would know if you had one as the pain is excruciating.

Yes it can since your body will go into shock when the bleach burns your throat, lungs and stomach while you are slowly dying. But at that point I think a pregnancy is the least of your troubles. If you want an abortion you have to see a doctor! If you are a teen and can't tell your parents the clinic can help you with a judicial bypass from a judge. If money is the problem there are funds that can help, call the National Abortion Federation hotline operators at 1-800-772-9100 or Planned Parenthood at 1-800-230-PLAN for more info. You find clinics near you at abortion.com, just click on your state. No one in the US needs to risk their life to have an abortion. If you don't live in the US and don't have access to a safe abortion provider and is not futher than up to the 9th week, you can contact womenonwaves or womenonweb for a doctors consultation and medicine. They also do follow ups.

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Ammonia is a natural occurring compound in the blood. It's typically the result of intestinal bacteria during the digestion process. Usually, the body will process the ammonia and you don't have much of an odor, but large amouns of blood can give off a small amount of ammonia. But even small amounts of ammonia will give off the characeristic smell.

Unfortunately there is no clear answer to this. Some Women are unable to carry children full term & this can cause miscarriage but in the maority of cases, the Embryo usually wasn't developing properly or something was wrong with it & this is usually the reason for early miscarriages. Also trauma to the stomach can sometimes cause miscarriage. Only in-depth testing would be able to tell the woman why she miscarried.

I have been taking phentermine for about 13 years the only time I really stop taking them is to get pregnate and during the pregnancy's (2) I never took phentermine.However I'm told I could not die but a actual Doctor and not the one who is prescribing them.I just need to know if I could I never take more than I'm suppost in a day(30mg sometimes 45mg)of phentermine HCL.please e-mail me the answer with information thank you.

It all depends on your color of blood and level of pain in cramping. If your spotting is pink or brown-ish... they say it is not as big of a problem as dark red and/or heavy bleeding. I read that the embryo implants deeper during the 9th week and sometimes causes spotting and cramping. But either way, go with your intuition... ER or not!

The risk of miscarriage is around 20% or more (up to 50% in some studies). Broken down in weeks, according to the World Health Organization, out of those pregnancies that miscarry, 75% are during weeks 1-2, 10% are during weeks 3-6, and 5% are during weeks 6-12. After a fetal heartbeat is seen during an ultrasound, the risk drops to less than 5%.

If you had a miscarriage, you'll have a positive pregnancy test. Take a pregnancy test. If it's negative, it wasn't a miscarriage.

Hi there! I've done a lot of research and basically it seems that once a HB is detected then chance of miscarriage goes down to around 10 percent - some websites claim it's as little as 5 percent.

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Yes, although most miscarriages take place before 12 weeks, they can occur at any time in the pregnancy. It can be due to genetic abnormalities, a knot in the umbilical cord, a detachment of the placenta, physical trauma to the mother, drug use, etc. Unless there was some obvious congenital defect in the baby, there is no reason you cannot go on to have a normal pregnancy at a later date. Note that death of a fetus prior to delivery is called fetal demise. You will need a ultrasound scan to confirm this. Losing a baby at this stage in the pregnancy means the fetus may or may not be expelled by your body. Miscarriage is defined as the loss of the products of conception from the uterus prior to the time when the fetus is viable. With a fetal demise, spontaneous abortion/miscarriage may occur or you may need to have labor induced or a D & C. Here is more input: * It is a stressful event and there will be a time of grieving anytime you lose a child (born or unborn). I know my wife and I lost a child at age three after open heart surgery, my thoughts and prayers are with you. * Yes it is. I lost mine at 4 months. It really doesn't matter how many months you are, and it is very painful.

If you have a confirmed pregnancy & was bleeding clots then this can indicate a miscarriage but you need to see your Docctor to confirm this with him. However if you was not pregnant but experienced clots during your period for the first time, then this is not caused by a miscarriage. Clots during a period is perfectly normal & may occur every period or only once a year. Its different in each Woman.