Miscarriages

Yes, you could, but you probably wouldn't know that it was a miscarriage

The fetus is very well protected in there so to cause a miscarriage would probably mean the woman would get hurt too if you had to hit that hard. If you hit hard enough later in the pregnancy, there's a risk the uterus can burst which can lead to the woman dying if she doesn't get to a hospital in time.

If you have not taken a pregnancy test it is not possible to know if you are having a miscarriage by what you have described. Call your Gynecologist, if you have the "hair-ball" ask him if you should bring it with you to your exam and what you should store it in in the mean time.

Oh yes, you can get pregnant right away after.

absolutely...i lost 3 of mine at only 9 weeks...you might be going through a miscarriage or what the doctors like to say a threatened miscariiage if you are getting brownish pinkish discharge if your belly gets hard when you lay on your back and lift your legs or if your going through the actual miscarriage right now you will even have birth pains because you start to contract..at least this is what happened to me.

This is normal and nothing to worry about. Take aspirin, put a heating pad on your tummy and drink hot tea. The heat will stop the cramps and the aspirin will help dull the pain. ( I know all about this since I had this every month). I did find that taking the pill stopped this from happening each month, so if this becomes a monthly event think about the pill to help you.

You should wait a couple of weeks for the healing but you can always get pregnant both before the 2 weeks and after so use protection.

Yes, it means that the other fetus did not fully develop. Alot of times it will not affect the other fetus. This only happen within the first 14 weeks of the pregnancy.

A miscarriage is also called a natural abortion so it's the same thing. And the fetus doesn't always come out by itself. You have to go to a doctor and have a checkup and if it's not out he has to scrape the uterus.

A induced abortion is when you use medicine or surgery to end the pregnancy.

Nope, since the fetus is safe and secure inside the uterus with a mucus plug closing the entrance. Your inside will most likely be irritated though and you can get a infection. There are lubes for this purpose.

You should never take medicine when you are pregnant without asking your doctor first. That goes for medicine with or without prescription.

If you are asking on how to abort, you have to go to a doctor. Anything else is illegal and unsafe, The pills used in a medical abortion is on prescription.

Yes, you do

Well obviously you can have either one of those. It's impossible for us here to say which one you have.

It's actually the same all over the world. In the first trimester the miscarriages usually happens because the embryo or fetus is not viable. It can be missing something or be deformed. Miscarriage then is Mother Natures way of dealing with it.

No, all the normal body functions are not dangerous when you are pregnant or cause a miscarriage. If the reason you are crying is severe shock or something then maybe.

yes

You have to see a doctor to do that, there are no pills. If there is anything left inside he have to do a scraping of the uterus.

Pretty much right away but wait 2 menstruations so you know everything is back to normal.

Yes, the majority of miscarriages happen before the woman even knows she is pregnant.

Ultrasound.

The majority of miscarriages occur in the first trimester so yes it can.

The likelihood of getting pregnant right after a chemical pregnancy is the same as any other time. A chemical pregnancy does not typically affect fertility and a woman can ovulate and conceive in the next cycle. It's recommended to wait at least one regular menstrual cycle before trying again to allow the body to recover physically and emotionally.

If this is different from your normal period you should seek a doctor. I don't think you manage to get pregnant every month and have a miscarriage.

If this is how it usually is I feel for you because I have the same. Birth control pills can make it less painful and you bleed less though. Or use painkillers that are muscle relaxers. if you have really bad cramp those are the only once that work.

Go to a doctor to make sure. If it was a miscarriage and you might need a D&C so you don't get infections from the remains.