Miscarriages

Yes, a 49 year old woman can conceive naturally if she is still menstruating. However, That does not make it safe. While the woman's eggs may be viable that doesn't mean they're healthy. By the time a woman turns 40 her chances of producing a child with Downs Syndrome increases exponentially. The risk of many other birth defects, pregnancy and health complications also rises. Pregnancy after the age of 40 also increases the health risks to the mother. So, even though a 49 year old woman CAN get pregnant, that does not mean they SHOULD. Adoption would be a much safer route for both the mother and child.

Not necessarily. The hormones that make a pregnancy test read positive stay in your body for a little while after a miscarriage.

i dont know if its usual, but i do!!!! anyone else have any feedback on this situation?

It totally depends on the person, and how far gone they are.

It does not always hurt. I had a misscarriage over a month ago, and i did not suffer any pain at all. Although my friend has a misscarriage last year and was in really bad pain.

Its the same with bleeding, I had a light period, but then again my friend just had a really heavy bleed for an hour or so.

It all depends on the person, and how far along you are.

It's perfectly safe. Eventually you will be too big and the belly will be hard so you will automatically sleep on the side.

I got my period when I was 12 and my periods were irregular until I was about the age of 18 or 19. I'm now 24. Just gave birth to my son. I got preggars on my first month of trying. I really don't think anyone can answer this person because everyone is different. A woman may be 19 years old with irregular periods or have cists or endometriosis, while a 25 year old may have no problems and gets preggars without trying. Or a 40 year old woman could fall prego without hardly trying and a 19 year old struggles because of the issue above.

It's very hard to get a false positive result on a pregnancy test. The bleeding might be implantation bleeding. You should consult your doctor, and maybe take another home test once the bleeding stops.

that's just a heavy period

Yes, it is very normal.

Although, if it's causing you a lot of pain, as well.

You should probably go see your doctor.

Good luck!

You can lose a baby at any stage of pregnancy, but it isn't called a miscarriage after a certain point.

By far the most common time to miscarry is in the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. After that, the chances drop off considerably.

yes

A woman can experience a range of different symptoms during her period.

Some periods can be 'heavy flow,' which means a lot more blood and lining is coming out over the course of the week. This is all relative to her normal cycle.

Some periods can be the opposite, not a lot of mess and fuss. Instead of wearing heavy duty pads, and/or normal pads (and tampons), she might just wear a combination of normal and light pads and pantiliners.

Many women on birth control pills experience lighter periods, but more often experience spotting throughout the month.

When they are ovulating, which you can track by knowing the days prior to when you normally get your period if you are on a "normal" cycle. The egg will live for 12-24 hours after leaving the ovary before it and your uterine lining are shed through your period, and sperm can live for 48 hours or so inside the body. So that gives you an optimal period of around 3-4 days to get pregnant!

you feel sick you don't wont to eat at all if you wont a kid you have to eat right all the time not just when you won't too because if you do it is not good for the baby

One of the ways that hormonal birth control prevents pregnancy is by thickening the cervical mucus, making it more difficult for sperm to get to the egg. Birth control doesn't close the cervix, but it does make it less permeable.

Depending on what your doctor believes it may/may not be safe to jump into another pregnancy right after having a miscarriage. A miscarriage is a hard thing to come back from and you might not want to jump back into something that your body might not be ready for. I would suggest taking some time off for you and then when your health and spirits are back up, talk to your partner about what affect this will have on you guys if you decide to try again.

I think it is wonderful that you want to try again, I wish you all the luck in the world. But just do yourself a favor and take a couple weeks off and just focus on you and your health. It will make you stronger in the future when you try again.

Good luck.

You maywant to talk to your gynocologist about considering a "D and C". D and C is a procedure to scrape and collect the tissue (endometrium) from inside the uterus. This procedure may be indicated for the removal of any remaining fetal or placental tissue after a spontaneous abortion.

A little bit of coffee actually speeds up sperm. However, too much coffee, about the amount of an average of three cups a day, can cause DNA damage that will lead to birth defects. It won't kill the sperm it will mutate it, often rearranging the chromosomes that will lead to the embryo dying. It's best to keep coffee intake low. You don't have to elminate it, afterall coffee has its health benefits as well, including increased prostate health.

Don't freak out, especially if you are young or only just got your first period. Your menstrual system constantly changes due to the length of the months etc. as long as once you become regular it is around the same date every month you should be fine!

Some females have had multiple miscarriages and still are able to conceive. It just takes patience the only thing that was recommended is that you wait till you have another menstrual cylce before you try to conceive again. Also if you and your partner have tried multiple times and still are unable then, there is a test that your physician can give, to see which individual is producing more hormone and how to balance the hormone.

Yes, you can feel movement in your fourth month of pregnancy. It is around this time that you may start to experience a flutter in your stomach, much like the feeling of having butterflies in your tummy.

Dont know but maybe after having two abortions you should consider birth control of multiple natures

Yes it happens all the time.