Miscarriages

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.

There is no way to miscarry purposely as a miscarriage occurs when there are problems with the genetics of the baby. If you do not wish to have a baby consider abortion or adoption.

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To attempt this on your own is extremely dangerous. See a doctor. Really.

• 2% of unmarried women at any age place their child for adoption. (ChildTrends, 1995)
• The percentage of premarital births placed for adoption has decreased since the 1970s. Analyses of three cycles of the National Survey of Family Growth show the following trend:
  • From 1952 to 1972, 8.7% of all premarital births were placed for adoption.
  • From 1973 to 1981, this percentage fell to 4.1%.
  • From 1982 to 1988, it fell further to 2%. (Bachrach, Stolley, London, 1992)

No. Drinking any amount of vinegar will not cause a miscarriage at any point of time in a pregnancy. It's definitely NOT a good idea to try to end a pregnancy by taking any household preparations or drugs unsupervised. No other preparations should be used to attempt causing a miscarriage. Most will not work, and none will work safely. Trying to cause a miscarriage without the guidance of a physician may cause serious damage to a woman's body and health

I lost my baby the day before New Year's Eve and have been actively trying since (I had an evacuation so didn't have prolonged bleeding). Advice is to wait at least one full cycle, which is probably the best advice. I didn't take it because trying has helped with the grieving process. I think it depends on you and how you feel, but I wouldn't try anything if you're still bleeding and just be aware that you might not actually ovulate for quite a while so you need to be mentally prepared for the fact that although you're trying everything you can it might not happen anyway. I wish you all the best with your next pregnancy.

Nothing more really needs to be done. Be sure while you're miscarrying not to use tampons or any other inserted device. The period after your miscarriage you can begin to use them again. You can have blood work drawn to make sure your hormone levels go back to 0. Normally nothing else needs to be done.

I think you can.

You have to hit really really hard though, hard enough to hurt you too. Your uterus can rupture, the fetus can get hurt but not die and you can end up bleeding to death.

If someone hurts you, call the police.

If this is another way to find out how to abort at home - get to a clinic and have it safe and legally done.

The person hitting you, and you if you are in on it, can get sent to prison for illegal abortion or murder for it.

A natural miscarriage just happens, usually in the first trimester because the embryo/fetus is not viable or developing right. There is nothing you can do about it.

A induced miscarriage is an abortion and you need to see a doctor for that. Abortion done by pills is available up to the 9th week/63 days and after that by surgery.

Yes, If your quantitative hcg levels are increasing and then start decreasing slowly or rapidly during early pregnancy, it may be a chance that a miscarriage is occurring.

No, Tylenol works by another mechanism and has no blood thinning effects. Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and naproxen (Alleve) have the potential to cause additional bleeding, so only use it as directed by your doctor.

It could be that your body is still rejecting and thinks that you are still going through a miscarraige. Also right after you have a miscarraige is a good way to get pregnant again. I did not know if you knew that?!?!

If you are referring to a natural miscarriage Mother Nature takes care of that and there is nothing you can do about it. Sadly It can happen anytime during the pregnancy, even late.

If you are talking about induced miscarriage aka abortion, you have to go to a clinic. More info in the related link below. If you scroll down you will also find the links to NAF and Planned Parenthood where you can call and ask anything you wonder about your options and also make an appointment at one of the many clinics of Planned Parenthood. They have professionals that can answer all your questions.

Most women are around 1,080 - 56,500 mIU/ml

Check with your urologist. The stinging can result from drinks that are high in citric acid, which is included in the list of ingredients of a surprising number of drinks, not just citrus juices (orange juice, grapefruit juice, etc.). Many drink mixes, like Crystal Light drink mixes, are high in citric acid, regardless of what flavor you choose. Try avoiding any drinks with citric acid for a while to see if the stinging stops. If it does, then you found the cause of the problem.

For men, the stinging can also be a symptom of the prostate (i.e., prostate infection) which causes the stinging feeling usually at the opening of the urethra. This can be easily remedied with a prescription medication. See a urologist.

Your more likely to fall pregnant again after a d and c. it can even take as little as a month Your more likely to fall pregnant again after a d and c. it can even take as little as a month

You can have a misscarriage at any time. An early loss is usually caused by a chromosomal abnormality in the embryo. When it reaches the developmental stage where that genetic info is required to continue it simply cannot so it stops growing. If you have a D&C the products of conception can usually be collected and analysed. A result of normal XX could be contamination of the mom's cells who is a normal female. Sometimes there is no good explination for a loss.

There could be something wrong, or it could just be bad luck...if I were you I would seek professional medical advice rather than searching the net cause you may hear things that are not true that will make you all paranoid and what not.

Hi, congrats if you are pregnant again. My mum miscarried and then caught with me in the same month and I'm here, so I think there is a very good chance of carrying the baby to full term. Good luck