Miscarriages

spotting can happen either before of after your period often it is dried blood if however you are worried then you should contact your gp.

Yes you could be expecting again! The symptoms to look for are the same as the first time. Sore breasts, missed periods, moodiness ect... good luck my sister is 10 months older than i am :) oopsie i think you could be pregnant!

It's to check and make sure your hcg levels go down.

It's VERY rare to get a false pregnancy test, if you are concerened, you could have a test done with a doctor or a family planning clinic, but I would say that you are indeed pregnant ~pawsalmighty

A pregnancy test can remain positive for 2 weeks after a miscarriage. Sometimes longer.

I took a home pregnancy test because I 'just knew' I was pregnant! I felt exhausted all week and was SUPER sensitive to the smell of most foods, white out, gasoline (which I normally love, sick as that sounds),....I even could smell things in the room other people could not! This was all at about 3 weeks (as it turned out - I took the hpt at the start at week #4 and it was positive). I also kept putting my hands on my belly for comfort. I was all nurturing to that general area, but that may be because I detected these symptoms without out & out putting it together with "I think I'm pregnant", you know? Best of luck! thanks so much. if makes me happy to know it is normal...i have posted other questions maybe you can help me withsuch as.....talking in days not cycles how many DAYS should i wait to get a forsure yes or no? and also..can someone be 3 months pregnant and it still show negative on a home pt..i hurd this and am wondering?..thakns

Ovulation Calendar helps you become pregnant You are most fertile when you are ovulating, so knowing your time of ovulation will help you determine the best days to conceive. Ovulation Calendar calculates the probability of conception based on your ovulation time and other factors such as lifespan of the egg and sperm; and shows you the days that are most promising for conception. Go to Baby Center.com ad u can take the ovulation test so u will know when u are. Answer: No. You ovulate once a cycle and typically release one egg. But the best way to think of ovulation is as an event that takes place over 24 hours. During that time you can release one or more eggs, which explains, for example, fraternal twins. Here's how it works: Every cycle, about 15 to 20 eggs start to mature in each ovary. Each egg is encased in its own fluid-filled sac, or follicle. A race begins for one of these follicles to become the largest. Ovulation eventually occurs when one ovary releases an egg from the most dominant follicle.

Well it depense every woman will get an irregular period every now and then. Not all women get there periods every lets say 28 days. There are going to be times that your period comes early and sometimes that you get it late. It's nothing to worry about unless you skip an entire month then I would be worried.

It can be so many things.You really should go to your ob/gyn..I dont want to upset you but it doesnt sound like a miscarriage it sounds like a cyst....

It isn't a period, here is a useful article: http://www.drspock.com/article/0,1510,6004,00.html

Well this is a first for me. Uh if you want to get pregnant you don't take birth control.

You probably have an extra sentitive vagina. You need to get boyfriend to cut his fingernails and use lubrication on his fingers before stimulating you. If you continue to bleed, perhaps the oils on his fingers are too irritating to you.

Miscarriages can either be spontaneous or induced. In other words, sometimes they just occur but there are also ways to induce miscarriages. Legally it has to be done by a doctor and is done by either medicine or surgery depending on your health and how far along you are.
Caffeine, alcohol, heavy drug use, depo-provera, a pedicure can start contractions and labor but it really depends on how far along you are. Something like 30% of all fertilised eggs are aborted (by the mother's body) for reasons that are completely unknown - doctors will generally just say that nature knows best. The huge majority are so early after conception that the woman does not notice or realise.
not sure what the question is? do you mean, why do people have miscarriages? like what causes them? most of the time, something was wrong with the growing fetus (something genetic) and thus it died. if you mean, how do you cause yourself to miscarry or have a spontaneous abortion? then the answer is: don't do it. call the National Abortion Federation and have an MD do it. The NAF Hotline is available to answer any questions you may have about abortion, unintended pregnancy, or related issues. The Hotline is free, completely anonymous, and offers services to everyone, regardless of their individual situation. Call toll-free 1-800-772-9100 Weekdays: 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Eastern time Saturdays: 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. lots of women die each day from self-induced abortions gone wrong...

If it goes on for very long you should see your GYN to get some help with the problem.

I would def take more tests if I were you and do it at a clinic. The home pregnancy tests can give a false negative but not a false positive.

This line never went away on my belly my son is now 6 and I still can't get it to go away. My mom also still has this same line and she is 55 years old. So don't say that it's not permanant because for some it may be. It goes away, it is a pregnant thing only, not permanant (and very common). Someone told me it was a birth line and when it went from my belly button to my vagina it was time to give birth, I don't know if this is true or not but I can tell you it goes away after you give birth. It is called the linea nigra (black line). It is very common, and just caused by your hormones affecting your skin tone. You have probably noticed your nipples are larger and darker too. Some women get like a big freckle across the middle of the face too. It all goes away once the baby is born. The line doesnt always go away straight after the baby is born. I had my baby over 2 months ago and it still hasn't gone away. I have heard that one reason for skin discolourations is a lack of folate and increasing your folate intake makes the line go away.

No, it does not always mean you have had a miscarriage. Women are different and so are all pregnancies. However, at this time call your Ob-Gyn or midwife. They will more than likely tell you to go to the ER. Tests will be ran there.

No - a faint line means there is not much HCG in your body. HCG levels double each day. A faint line means you are very early in your pregnancy. Retesting only one day later is not going to make much difference. If it is still faint in a weeks time, this means you are not increasing your HCG and your pregnancy will probably not continue. Hold off and try the test again in a couple of days.

It is possible you are pregnant. As long as you have had a period since your miscarriage you know that your cycle is back on track. A brown discharge could be anything. Take a preg test and be sure.

yes you can get pregnant after a miscarriage .. i had once miscarriage now i have 4 beautiful children having a miscarriage has no effect on future fertility. Most women who have had 1 miscarriage go on to have a full term pregnancy.

Your a women The above answer is just stupid. But it could mean a number of things. Some women experience cramping while they ovulate. Don't be to worried about that its perfectly normal. If your supposed to be on your period but still no bleeding but just cramps you may be pregnant or even be suffering from an ectopic or tubular pregnancy which you will need to see a doctor asap. I suggest seeing a doctor. Hope this helps

Until all the hormones are washed from your body, you can still show positive on an OTC pregnancy test. The earlier you miscarry the sooner the test will become negative as there are fewer hormones in the body.

Vitamin c does not cause miscarriage, you just pee it out. Nothing you can take, unless you are prescribed the abortion pill, will make you miscarry.