Miscarriages

Vitamins incl C can not cause abortion. It's a myth.

Either and both.

It could mean several things from pregnancy, miscarriage, hormonal imbalance, missing bc pills etc. See your doctor.

When you miss a pill take the next pill as soon as you remember and continue taking them as normal. However you will need to use a condom for seven days.

Try for a year, instead of focusing in getting pregnant,try having fun, enjoy it,be playful and creative. surprise eachother, dont think about pleasing the other tell him loud what you like him to do,and how to do it. you said 10 months 4 days,you forgot to mention hours and minutes, just kidding. stressful situations are counter productive, affects women in mental and hormonal ways more than it does to men. personal experience i was so concentrated in having a baby for 4 yrs.I gave up i was ready to adopt a child. we had good, fun, sex. Without worring about children, next thing you know she goes to the doctor with an upset stomach, doctor does tests and says you are pregnant we did not belive it until 9 months later when we had a baby boy, two years later we have a baby girl.

Hello. Bleeding heavily for two consecutive weeks doesn't sound very hopeful sweetheart I'm afraid. But you will need a quantitative beta hcg blood test and a second test done 48 hours later, to see whether you are still pregnant. My fingers are crossed for you. Good luck.

If the last test was negative you need to repeat it in 7 days. If still negative then you are not pregnant. If you haven't had a period since April it is probably because it has not been exactly 28-35 days from your last period.

Yes. If you think you have miscarried, you need to go to the Dr. and have it checked out. Yes you can, my mom miscarried my twin and I am now 19 and as healthy as ever. But during her pregnancy with me, doctors told her all kinds of things that were wrong with me but I came out healthy.

It can, for everyone it's different. If you are taking birth control, it's common

Many many women have miscarriages around this time (me included). Recent studies show that nearly 50% of all pregnancies finish within the first three weeks of its life. Many women don't even realise they are pregnant. You fall pregnant (and thus a pregnancy test shows positive) but within days of implantation the body can recognise a baby that is "genetically imperfect" and automatically aborts it. It just means that there was something wrong with the baby that nature didn't want. For a woman who has had more than three of these "miscarriages", you need to consult a doctor. It could mean that your body is not producing the required levels of hormones to support an early pregnancy. This can be helped with drugs.

You might be pregnant or just tired from having sex.

this could be signs of an early m/c or it could be normal. i sugguest calling your doctor & going for a check-up. sometimes m/c can be avoided if you limit your activities & sometimes it just means there was something wrong with the egg & sperm when they joined. good luck. Month and a half? Very common to have miscarriages. Ususally SEVERE cramping though... then HEAVY bleeding. My 90% guess is a miscarriage, though.

No, absolutely not. Not good for your health but won't cause a miscarriage or even a small baby.

I would be concerned about a heavy bleed so early on in a pregnancy. You do need to get checked out by a gynaecologist to double check that you are still pregnant, as you may have miscarried. It could just be that your period was due about the same time and you bled as you normally would and the pregnancy could still be fine. However, I think it's probably best you get checked by a Dr. if your 5 weeks pregnant and bleeding heavy you should go to your doctor as soon as possible--sorry to said this may be you had a miscarriage or any thing serious--any time a women bleed durning pregnancy is not normal--please get your check out but its can also be old blood but to make sure go get check out asap---good luck

If you are certain you are preggers and then experience bleeding as if having your period, then you may have had a miscarriage or have a serious gynecological problem. See your doctor immediately.

Most women ovulate 14 days BEFORE a period is due. If you mean you spotted 18 days after the END of your period this would be day 23 - 25 so it may be implantation bleeding, if 18 days after the START of your period it could be anything.

Yes. You are not supposed to do that when you're pregnant. The web site Childbirth Connection writes, "If you are in the early stages of pregnancy, prolonged exposure to high temperatures can lead to neural tube defects in the baby."

If you had a miscarriage it would have been a good size amount of blood and tissue. Sometimes when you are pregnant you can bleed a little bit. I would go into your doctor right away to make sure everything is fine. first to know if you were pregnant you would had to take a hpt and have a positive result.... sometime a woman can missed a month of a period due to stress.. to know if you miscarriage you should go to a ob/gyn doctor and get check out-if you did had a miscarriage you can jeopardize your health if you don't see a doctor..best of luck

I believe right after you will still have the hormone in your blood stream. I would advise you go the Dr. to be sure if you are pregnant again or not.

Yes,your tummy can hurt after a miscarriage, because something didn't all come out.

Frequent urination is a common symptom in pregnancy, as your uterus grows to accomodate the growing embryo/fetus it pushes on your bladder causing you to urinate frequently. It is not a sign of miscarriage.

The bleeding will last a few days or more, if you mean by "show" the bulge in your lower abdomen/pelvis, it depends on how far along you were and how much weight you have gained and if you have been pregnant before.

From 7 days past ovulation until like 26 days past ovulation anything is possible!(this is home pregnancy test) Blood test (quantitive HCG) is more accurate after 7-10 days past ovulation(possible conception) All the best!

==Answer == There are many possibilities. If you are very young, it can take a while before your periods become regular. It could also be due to a Sexually Transmitted Disease, or Oral Contraceptives. It could be something as serious as uterine or cervical cancer, or something related to pregnancy, or it could mean nothing at all. If it persists, get it checked out.