Miscarriages

Nothing. You wait for the fetus to pass (like a period).

It depends on what age you are, and how healthy you are, but the chances are low. As the birthing stage is approaching the amniotic sack will grow thicker as the baby also grows with it. If you are unhealthy your blood might be too thick the be of much support but it doesnt mean you cannot give birth the a healthy baby. The chances of a miscarriage at 5 months are pretty slim.

I hope i have been of much use.

Nothing. Go to the doctor.

If you get hit in the stomach then you can easily damage the baby, or even have a miscarriage.

You will without question know and wont need some uneducated people on some message board telling you.

It took me 8 weeks to get my period after I naturally miscarried at 12 weeks, though the abdominal sac was only dated 6 weeks 2 days. So in all I miscarried in May and got my period in July --exactly 8 weeks 2 days. I'm having my period right now and its very very heavy. I hope you don't have the same expericne as me! mine came back just like it should of only 2 days late

You should never fast when pregnant. If you did it for one day no, I don't think so. If you did it longer maybe. I've never heard of anyone who would be so careless and only live on water when pregnant. You would hurt both yourself and the fetus and the fetus could get hurt.

To ensure the best results: * Take the test in the morning, if possible, because your hCG (pregnancy hormone) levels are at it's highest * Don't drink a bunch of fluids before taking the test because it will dilute your urine and can affect the results * Take the test no more than 1-2 days before expected period. Although some test say that you can see results up to 5 days before your missed period the percentage of accuracy is very low. * urinate for as long as possible on the foam like strip * wait for the results! It is quite a complex ordeal when trying to guesstimate your expected chances of pregnancy during a particular time. But I will try to explain as simply as possible. * Conception usually occurs about 5-7 days after intercourse * Your most fertile period is about 5 days before ovulation * For most(but not all) women ovulation occurs about 14 days prior to her period. Here is a link that will help you figure the probability of you being pregnant: http://www.thepregnancytest.com/

You can, but most likely it won't be positive b/c your hormones are out of whack. get a bllod test or ultrasound.

miscarriage is the lost of a pregnancy in the early stage, it is more common in the first 12 weeks

Yes. that's 16 weeks. but, no worries, it's not like actually giving birth. the embryo is still underdeveloped at this stage in the pregnancy to be considered a baby. If you were farther along in your pregnancy it would be a lot more diffucult. At 16 weeks abortions are still allowed, in most states.

At 16 weeks it is VERY MUCH the same birth process. It is not an embryo, it is called a fetus which is a baby. All you have to do is look up photos of what a baby looks like at 16 weeks.

The color of menstrual flow has almost no medical significance.

It doesn't mean anything, spotting before menstruation is completely normal - when your period starts it takes time to get into full flow, until then bleeding is light and this is known as 'spotting'. It's just light bleeding, which gets heaiver as you menstruate.

Pregnancy tests are not 100% accurate, but being that it was negative and you got your period, I'd say you are definitely not pregnant.

I believe it takes only a few mins. Then they will let you recover for about an hour and then let you go home. =/

Not knowing and not being pregnant are completely different things.

If you are pregnant, whether you are aware of it or not, you can have a miscarriage.

If you are not pregnant then you cannot.

Cramps followed by diarrhea can be a sign of an eptopic pregnancy so you should visit your doctor to let them check it out.

Many reasons .. somewhere around 15 to 25 % of all pregnancies fail to go to term.

Many (probably most) problems are genetic (or failure of the genes to reproduce correctly), some are environmental (like alcohol or near drownings of the mother) and some are physical such as a twisting of the umbilical cord.

One in three pregnancies is a miscarriage.

That could depend on the reason for the miscarriage, and your general health. But if there were no complications for you, then you should be able to try again in a couple of months. But I would advise checking with your doctor first.

I miscarried at 7 weeks and my period came around 33 day later.

To :-

1. try to save the life of the child.

2. To find out why you are having a miscarriage.

3. If the baby dies in hospital, you cannot be accused of hiding anything, or get charged with manslaughter or whatever (unless you have tried to procure an abortion.)

4. Both mother and child will receive better treatment.

5. It makes it official.

6. Don't forget the father - both go if you can.

Any problems like this should be addressed by a medical Professional as they would be in the best position to make an accurate diagnosis.

It's probably just that your body is getting back to normal after being pregnant, however after a pregnancy (even if the pregnancy didn't last) the chances of getting pregnant quickly afterwards are high, so if you have had sex since the miscarriage it is possible that you could be pregnant

please... you have no right to be asking that question you are way too young.