Miscarriages

Just tell her the truth. Having a miscarriage is hard, and you need someone to support you thru it. But keeping it a secret will only make the situation worse, and sooner or later the truth is going to come out .

Good luck :) & God bless you.

It can happen. If you don't want to get pregnant you should always use a condom and/or a reliable method of birth control.

Dilation and curettage, D&C.

The answer to this will depend heavily on your religious beliefs. There is a high probability that if you ask ten different people you will get ten different answers.

Some variables in the question are:

1. Do humans have souls, and if so, when during development does a human obtain that soul?

Some people believe that a human gains his soul at the moment of conception, while others believe that a human is granted a soul at the moment of birth. There are also people who do not believe that humans have souls.

2. What are the requirements for attaining entrance to heaven?

There are many different criteria given for being allowed into heaven, depending on the religious tradition you believe. Some hold that you must be free of unforgiven sin, while others believe you must lead a proper life and others believe that you must worship in the proper manner. There are also those who do not believe heaven exists.

3. Is there a moral difference between an aborted fetus and a miscarried fetus, in terms of the moral status of the fetus? (In other words, does the method in which the pregnancy ended without a live birth affect the moral standing of the fetus?)

Depending on the religious tradition, aborting a fetus is a moral sin equivalent to murder while miscarriage is usually viewed as a tragic but morally neutral event.

The answer to your question will depend on how you answer the above questions.

It could have been a couple of things. She could of had a false pregnancy. Rabbits will sometimes think they are pregnant. My rabbit did this once even though she has never been around a male.

She could of absorbed her litter. When rabbits are under stress they will absorb their litters in to their body.

Did you breed the rabbit on purpose? If you are then you should stop. You obviously don't know what you are doing since you don't even know if a rabbit can have a miscarriage.

You mean the morning after pill? No that does not cause miscarriage.

No, exercise is very good and important when you are pregnant.

The term prenatal period refers to the time in pregnancy between conception and birth. The prenatal period last for 40 weeks, which is roughly nine months. The prenatal period is divided into three trimesters, with each trimester lasting approximately three months. During this time, the embryo develops into a fetus and then into a viable human baby. There are many changes in both mother and child during the prenatal period, including weight gain in both and physical and hormonal changes in each.

During the first trimester of the prenatal period, a woman goes through many physical and emotional changes. This period generally begins with a missed period, which leads to a positive pregnancy test. During the first trimester, the doctor will establish a due date for the baby and may perform an ultrasound to ensure proper fetal development. The soon-to-be mother will likely experience morning sickness and food cravings during the first trimester. Hormonal changes may cause mood changes such as crying easily or extreme euphoria.

Fetal development during the first trimester is remarkable. Conception occurs when a sperm cell and egg cell join. These cells grow and multiply immensely during the first few weeks of the prenatal period. By the end of the first trimester, key organs have begun to develop, including the brain, heart, and lungs.

The second portion of the prenatal period is referred to as the second trimester. The risk of miscarriage is greatly reduced by this point, and the uncomfortable symptoms of morning sickness generally fade away. At this point, the new mother may experience the urge to urinate more frequently because of pressure caused by the growing fetus. The pregnancy tends to become noticeable to others at this point, and maternity clothes are typically needed now. All of the important organs have already formed in the fetus, and this trimester focuses on further growth and development of these vital body systems.

The body systems of the fetus continue to mature in the third trimester. Early labor is possible at this point, and the chances of infant survival is high. Lung development increases dramatically during this time, and most body hair has disappeared.

Technically, it's not actually clotted blood that gets discharged during your period or after a miscarriage. The substance expelled also contains cells from your womb etc, and if it's a miscarriage it would also most likely contain foetal cells. So yes, you will get lumpy discharges after a miscarriage.

It is possible, but not usually, for gonorrhea to cause a miscarriage.

Pretty much like a heavier period.

Blod clots and this is completely normal and nothing to worry about.

Yes the majority of all miscarriages take place in the first trimester. You can miscarry all the way through the pregnancy but it's most common in the first trimester and then the re4ason usually are that there is something wrong with the embryo/fetus and that it would not survive fullterm. It's Mother Natures way of dealing with it.

Yes! it is thought her first conception before Don Jr. May have been a few more! I know this cause i know her family! Yes she has miscarried more than once. Sad i know little Glenn/Osmonds that died!

It depends on how far along you are. if this has happened to you you have to see a doctor right away.

If this is your attempt to abort:

You could actually rupture the uterus and bleed to death that way. Not mentioning damaging your other organs without miscarrying. It is also illegal to force a miscarriage this way. Even if it is the woman's choice. She has to have it done at the doctors as the law require.

Yes in some cases. No in some cases. It depends on the severity of a fall, and its affects on the womb.

Medicol is like Ibuprofen and no it does not unless you take a dangerous amount and risk dying yourself. It can cause damage to the fetus though and always when pregnant you have to tell your doctor what medicines you take.

Recovery from a miscarriage is the same cervical recovery time as giving birth. It takes about four to six weeks for significant healing. The cervix starts to close immediately after the process.

If you are talking about masturbating you can safely do that and also intercourse, as long as your doctor has given permission for you to do so.

If your doctor has told you not to have sex while pregnant and you do, contact with the cervix may cause a miscarriage.

In the case of trying to cause a miscarriage, attempting to cause your own abortion is both unsafe and illegal. You can end up seriously harming yourself, or even dying by extreme blood loss.

If you wish to get an abortion, talk to someone from a reputable organization like Planned Parenthood, who can help you figure out if abortion is the right choice for you.

I'm gonna say yes and no on this on. In the early pregnancy the embryo is very well protected in there and later in the pregnancy you can rupture your uterus. So it can happen and or it might not. If your uterus rupture you can bled to death. The fetus can get hurt but not miscarried. A number of things can happen.

If this question is about you being pregnant and not wanting the child - get an abortion, safe and legally. I also see that you asked about a fetus at 5 months. This late you can def get hurt.

No, not if you used to be a smoker.

Right after.

The baby will feel is depending on age. If the impact is very big, the baby could have mental problems or have some birth defects, or even die.

Yes you do to make sure the uterus is empty and no remains left. That can give you serious infections.