Miscarriages

This means you are having an irregular period. If you are on birth control or sexual active this is actual normal but can also mean you are pregnant. Go to your doctor only they can tell you for sure. Very often spotting between periods is caused by a lot of stress. Your body is responding to something so have yourself checked and don't be afraid. It's very likely that it will be just stress related.

I spoke with a rep at the Answer HPT hotline. They told me that any colored line, partial or full and no matter how faint, that appeared within the ten minute limit should be considered a positive result. They also mentioned that my diluted evening urine might have been to blame for the odd result. They recommended that I have gotten a positive result and to be absolutely sure, test again first thing in the morning tomorrow, and then see my OB/GYN.....!!!!!

I am still curious to hear the answers of others... Please feel free to answer I would love to read your insights....

I'm 7 w2 d and got my bloodwork back and it was 12000, but there is such a range from like 500 to 200000 so as long as it double every 48-96 hrs

Just happened to me too. My dr called it a threatened miscarriage and is still checking my hcg levels.

You may have an infection. see a doctor.

You should probably see a doctor - It could be yeast infection.

I have itchiness down there, i suggest you rinse it with water daily, maybe put cream on it...LEAVE IT ALONE (which is what I've failed to do...)

Lack of pregnancy symptoms is not a cause for concern. Every woman is different, and therefore their symptoms are different; some women have none of the traditional pregnancy symptoms. Consider yourself lucky not to have some of the more unpleasant symptoms, such as morning sickness, that so many women experience! I had no symptoms early in my pregnancy, and I am currently 20 weeks along with a healthy baby boy. If you are still concerned, talk to your OB/GYN, but there is no need to worry! Good luck.

There is no reason why using a tampon during pregnancy would be a problem. Pregnancy usually comes with a lack of periods, though, so tampons aren't needed. If you're pregnant and bleeding, you need to consult with your prenatal care provider right away.

My levels were 747 on Friday June 11th, I had bright red bleeding and cramping started on Wednesday June 9th. Than I went into the emergency room Monday June 14th cause I had more cramping on one side and my levels only dropped to 703. Today I had them tested again and they are at 739. I actually found out I was pregnant on May 20th I started spotting brown and continued spotting brown veyr little though never had to use a pad, until the bright red episode. My doctor said they dont know the outcome. Is there any way this can turn out to be a healthy happy born to term baby

4-6, maybe longer depending on your individual body's hormonal levels.

No it doesn't cause a miscarriage. But it does make you hypertensive I believe the long phrase is. You will need to be put on drip in a and e to keep fluid wise down. I'm a nurse and at risk of getting norovirus and I know for a fact it doesn't cause a miscarriage. Miscarriages occure when the fetus has chromosone abnormalities really early on in pregnancy.

yes...you will feel like is a big clod of blood and some pain.

It is possible as you may have been carrying twins and only one has miscarried. If the symptoms continue for long take a pregnancy test and/or ask to have an ultrasound. I would ignore the first answer. I had a miscarriage and my pregnancy symptoms continued for a week. The reason being that it takes time for all the pregnancy hormones to go down. I would ask for an ultrasound as well as getting a blood test. Speak to your doctor. God bless i have just had a silent miscarriage at 9 weeks and my baby died 8 weeks and 3 days. i had a d&e at 9 weeks and 1 day. it is now 13 days after the operation and i am still experiencing pregnancy symptoms. until the hcg level reaches 0 or your body realises it isn't pregnant anymore it is very common to have these symptoms for up to about 4 weeks depending how far along you were. This will disappear before you ovulate or have your next period which is anythin from 2 to 6 weeks. On the other hand it has been known to be carrying twins and miscarry one of them however unless you have an ultrasound and blood tests you will not know if this is the case. This happened when i was having my daughter and the hospital told me i had miscarried the pregnancy. My daughter is now 12 years of age and she is fine. I hope all goes well for you and i know it's hard but please remember that everything happens for a reason, we may not get to khnow what that reason is and may search for answers for a long while, i know i do but take care,Blessed Be

If you mean the exact same testing paper was used then it could be a false positive. Most tests have a window of time in which they should be read, and reading it before or after this can be misleading.

If you mean the same brand of test was used, then it almost certainly is a positive result. The hCG that the test picks up if a baby is present increases very rapidly each day, so it is possible it didn't pick it up earlier. This would be especially so if your period isn't due yet.

If you are at or past your period's due date, then it would be hard to tell which result is right. You could retest using a reputable brand - the cheaper ones are sometimes unreliable - or see a doctor to get a more reliable result.

there is a pill that induces or causes a miscarriage but it is only prescribed by doctors. Either this pill is prescribed for a "missed abortion", a pregnancy that has not expelled itself from the uterus that is no longer viable or for a medical abortion in which you choose to terminate the pregnancy. Contact your local abortion clinic or OBGYN to discuss your options further. It is not safe to take or do anything to try and terminate the pregnancy on your own. Good luck. Remember it is your body and your decision.

Theoretically it is risky to the fetus if you smell the bleaching. But practically it will be taken up by body tissue and it will not harm your fetus.

Women can bleeding during pregnancy because the old blood left from their last period can be released from her vagina and cause light bleeding. Also a women may bleed when she has conceived and this is called implantation bleeding. The bleeding is rarely ever heavy and like a normal period.

Yes. It is thought that about 50% of pregnancies end in miscarriages. Practically every woman I know has had at least one, my sister-in-law had four before her first baby , she now has five children. I once looked after a woman who had 11 miscarriages before she had a baby but this is in 26 years as a midwife. You can absolutely get pregnant after a miscarriage and your chances of having another miscarriage are very low. You should be sure and wait until your body is ready to try again...some docs say 3months some say to wait until 1 cycle has finished but ultimately it is up to you. If you have had some bleeding, but still think you are pregnant go to your OB right away for a ultrasound to confirm or rule out the miscarriage, many women bleed during pregnancy and are just fine, but if you are passing big clots chances are that is a miscarriage. Always go to your doc for the final say. Yes, definitely. Many women have miscarriages without even realizing it - and the majority of women who have had miscarriages go on to have healthy pregnancies. You might want to look into tips for high-risk pregnancies so that you can protect against another miscarriage, but try not to worry too much (easier said than done).
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Clumps that resemble blood (like the kind you get on your period) may just be excessive blood that did not come out during your cycle. However, If the clump was discolored (white or gray) then there is a possibility that it is a miscarriage. You need to see your doctor if there is any sort of discoloration of the clumps.

If you had bleeding at four weeks pregnant it is possible that you were not pregnant at all, you just had a period. Even if you were pregnant tests may show nothing as very little hormone would have been produced and it would soon disappear.

Yes you can get pregnant right after.

You really should go back to the doctor and discuss this as your hormone level is very high for seven weeks and an empty sac is not a good sign. Unfortunately you may have a problem and you really should see your ob/gyn urgently.

If your period was normal flow then this is normal. For unknown reasons sometimes a Womans period can arrive on a different date. This can also occur prior to the occurrance of irregular periods. Pregnancy is also another possibility.

Of course not! Do you realize 800MG of Ibuprofen isn't really all that much? CORREST ANSWER: Actually, yes. Taking ibuprofen while pregnant can induce labor and most pharmacists and doctors will tell you to take acetaminophen (Tylenol) instead. -Syrich Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician

Yes you should. Your taste buds are on your tongue. You need to find out why this is happening. Be sure if you are taking any medications that you remind your doctor of what you are taking as this could be a side effect of the medication.