Miscarriages

If your strong, it could also depend on their age. As babies can't even hold their head up. If they get dropped at birth, it can cause disfigurement or result in death. The common area to be punched is in the forehead or anywhere on the front of the face. The back is more weaker.

No.

Typically I go to the restroom and relieve myself.

Hi there, If you are pregnant it probably means your body is rejecting the egg. Meaning you are busy having a miscarriage, go see your OB asap cause if you were far into the pregnancy you might need a D/C and the doc would prob do an internal sonar to check what is going on in "there". Good luck and I am thinking of you. I just went through a miscarriage and it is really a hard thing to go through.

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I wouldn't say it was normal, but I spotted throughout my whole pregnancy and my baby was and is fine. I had placenta previa which is why the spotting started. So just make sure to tell your doctor as soon as possible! My doctor said some women spot throughout their whold pregnancy, as I did. But in the begining around 12 weeks I found out I had placta previa, which is where the placenta is down where the cervix is instead of being up higher which causes bleeding and bed rest is needed if it is bad, I only had to limit my activity and it resolved itself by 19 weeks, but I still continued to spot- not real explanation

You will go to the bathroom when you are ready to. I hope you make it peaceful.

In the US most states have the limit up to 24 weeks but some has week 20.

if the home pregnancy test reads negative then there was no pregnancy, ive had 2misscarages and all tests read positive even 2wks after. you are probably just suffering from a bad period but if it gets worse speak to your gp. hope that helps

I had that. I also have a progesterone deficiency, but I started progesterone supplements and am now 13 weeks pregnant and they didn't see any evidence of bleeding on my last ultrasound last week. The doctor who told me about the bleed at six weeks, when I said "What does that mean?" said "sometimes we see that in early pregnancy. We like to not see it, but sometimes we do." How's that for a non-answer?!?

Were you diagnosed as pregnant? If you were in fact pregnant and now started you period again you "did" have a miscarriage. In the early stages of pregnancy a miscarriage is not always going to have any major symptioms.

Discharging tissue could be something else if you weren't pregnant. I would see a doctor if you continue to have such discharge in the future.

I think the best thing to do would go to a doctor and get a blood test, as eptopic pregnancies (out of the womb) can result in negative pregnancy tests and spotting/bleeding. if you are pregnant you would need to have a scan to see if the baby is in the right place. goodluck

Biologically the baby gets priority, so the mother will probably die first.

(And that takes about 2 to 3 months.)

You should really ask your doctor about this.

There is a very good chance that the next pregnancy will be normal. Miscarriages in the first three months of pregnancy are extremely common. It would only be considered abnormal if you were to have two or more consecutive miscarriages.

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not really mean your gonna miscarry are u getting any pain or passing clots
im 6 weeks pregnant and sort of going throught the same thing at the weekend i went in for bleeding my cerix was closed so they blooked me in for a scan on monday and everything was okay but no heartbeat as i was to early but im still bleeding with mild pain and 2 small dark blacky red clots ive got another scan monday phoned the hospital they said some people bleed and everything okayy i hope the helps xx contact doctor or go into hospital if u are worried x

Yes and you need to go to a doctor.

This is a hard question because a miscarriage is a very personal time between husband and wife. I would say that if the person whom had the miscarriage is a relative ( lets say close relative) or someone that you share a close or personal relationship with then yes, it's okay. On the other hand if this person is simply co-worker( that your not really close to) or a friend of a friend then no don't send a card.

There are various reasons why this could be happening. For the severity of size and quantity which is being described, a doctor should be consulted to rule out health conditions such as uterine fibroids, endometriosis, or infection. Heavy bleeding and large clots can also be a sign of a hormonal imbalance.

I had that happen, I had to get a D&E. I was told that it was a false pregnancy.

Go to a clinic and get an abortion it's not really worth the health risks to do it your self.

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No, but large amounts of Caffeine are not healthy for a growing fetus.

Go and see the doctor