Miscarriages

No it can not.

Recently I experienced my third miscarriage at 4 weeks. I had two days of heavy bleeding and one day when a very large clot plopped into the toilet, which was the amniotic sac.
Yes you do pass clots and tissue.

Good luck and blessings!

Of course it's diffrent for everyone. The first time I used the patch my first period on the patch lasted almost 2 weeks, and my doctor said that was nothing to be worried about. But after going off and back on the patch my first period on the patch was nonexistant, which my doctor also said was normal. So it all depends on your body, and how it reacts and how much time it needs to ajust to this bombardment of hormoines.

Stay away from harmful foods and dangerous activities such as boxing,jumping,or anything with to much movement..also it helps to remain relaxed and stay away from stressful situations because to much stress can lead to a miscarriage or maybe even birth affects.

If it occurs in the first trimester though there is not anything you can do. That early it's usually Mother Nature doing it because there is something wrong with the embryo/fetus and it wouldn't survive. And normal exercise is recommended for someone who's pregnant.

Well no one can really give you a definite answer on that because i experienced cramping during my entire pregnancy on and off and my son is now 2 years old and very healthy.... As long as your cramping isn't followed with any bleeding then you should be fine everybody is different. Just stay prayed up and everything will be fine....

It could signal alot of things-pregnancy, misscarriage, endometreosis....more info-are you late? If so, how late? Are you having any pains?? I don't think that heavy bleeding is a sign of pregnancy.

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Period while pregnant you can have a period a normal period while pregnant and not though till a few months your period stops or when you go into labour.

From Pink Princess

Well there is a possibilty that you might be pregnant. Same thing is happening to me. I spotted one week before my period, then it stopped and now I am 6 days late. I went to the clinic to talk to a specialist and she told me that I could be pregnant so she gave me a pregnancy test it came out negative, then she told me that I wasnt pregnant YET. She also told me It could be stress related, and something about my hormones. She told me If I dont get my period in a month go back for another test.You should take a pregnancy test, and if it comes out negative wait a couple of weeks and take another one.thats what Im going to do. Good Luck!

Yes I think it could, the begining of pregnancy is when you should be the most careful because you are always at risk for a miscarriage, don't worry if you did though, if you stop now you should be fine.

Once past 12 weeks the placenta is functioning and the chance of miscarriage is greatly reduced. Unless there is a particular reason (medical) why you may have a miscarriage the risk is so small that you can forget it.

By an abortion method called D&C, dilation and curettage. They dilate the cervix and scrape the uterus using a curette, a tool, and then they suck out the remains.That is what they do if you have a early miscarriage where the embryo/fetus don't come out on it's own. If it's later there are other methods but this is the more common one.

How old are you? if you misssed menstruation for 4 months haven't you thought that maybe you're in menopause satge. if you're still at the productive age maybe then those light pink spotting is your menstruation or better yet try to consult a doctor.

Nope. Not even close.

It depends I have had 3 miscarriages and 1 successful pregnancy. One of the 3 miscarriages was EXTREMELY painful. Definately comparable to my birth but the pain didn't last as long. It WAS like labour. But my other 2 miscarriages were not as painful. One was not painful at all. It also has nothing to do with how pregnant you are. The painful one, I was only 9 weeks pregnant, the one that was almost not painful at all, I was almost 12 weeks.

You shouldn't bleed during ovulation. If you are bleeding, it's probably your period. Answer Bleeding during mid-cycle does NOT necessarily mean that you are starting your period. Personally, I experience this (not every month), and the bleeding is not always the same. Usually it is rather light (only appears on the toilet tissue). Sometimes it is rather wet (enough to leak onto a pantiliner). I know this is rather explicit, sorry (I am dealing with a lot of fertility issues, so I have to take notice of every little detail throughout the month). I have noticed that the times that I experience mid-cycle pains (pain during ovulation) that seems to be when I have noticeable spotting or slight bleeding. I to answer your question.

Extremely thin, almost looks like its thinner than water. The color is very faint/ vague brown or pink/ rust never deep red. its so thin that it leaks out so fast, doesn't give you enough time to rush to the bathroom. Answer Bleeding during ovulation looks like thin pink or brown discharge. With tissues u can make out.It last for 1-2 days with lower left or right abdominal pain. Answer Mine is like a tiny thin streak of blood, and I notice it for two toilet trips - no longer than that. I believe it is due to ovulation as it is around the right time. You don't necessarily get ovulating pain, some months I do, some months I don't. This month however I had the ovu bleed, but no LH surge until the following day? Very confusing Answer It's usually a light yellow, then a brown It never lasts longer than 2 days Answer Ovulation bleeding is a real thing and can be major bleeding. it is not "just your period".

I've read studies that suggest frequent use of aspirin, ibuprofen, and similar pain pills can cause a miscarriage. It is just possible that they can but you would have to take enough to cause YOURSELF serious damage before you miscarried. OR you may cause damage to the baby without having a miscarriage. DON'T try it.

It is impossible to get these statistics.

Yes, they're called "missed miscarriages" and have no symptoms. They are often not detected until fetal heart tones are absent during ultrasound. Depending on the stage of pregnancy a doctor will either manage the miscarriage with medication, perform and D+C or D+E or more rarely, induce labour. From Healthsquare.com: At other times�in about 1 percent of pregnancies�the body does not discharge the fetus, the placenta, or any other elements of the pregnancy for several weeks, even though the fetus has died. This is known as a missed miscarriage. It is a possibility when a woman has neither menstrual periods nor any signs of pregnancy. Breasts may return to their prepregnancy state, for example, or the woman may lose a few pounds. Not all missed miscarriages are preceded by warning signs.

Hi there. It really depends on whether the women experiences break through ovulation straight after the miscarriage. Some women do indeed experience this and if this happens then there is a high risk of pregnancy. But if this doesn't happens then the chance of pregnancy happening is low.

With my first child I was 7w3d when I had my first u/s. My second child I was 9 weeks. This coming Monday I will have an u/s @ 6w6d and hope to see a heartbeat. I heard from my Ob/Gyn that at 6w1d there should be a heartbeat noticeable on trans. vag. u/s.

Just after ovulation, as the egg is travelling down the tubes to the womb. Roughly two weeks after menstruation starts.

You can find a good time by two indicators - tracking temperature changes in the vagina or by testing the vaginal mucus for consistency changes from sticky to fluid.

Both methods are also used by Catholics to find times when conception is not likely.

I am thinking you mean what medical help you should seek? If you were less than 8 weeks pregnant, and you are experiencing no pain, no fever or infection, it probably means the miscarriage was complete and no medical intervention is needed. A usual miscarriage will be heavy bleeding for couple of days, and continued for up to two weeks but no pain after the initial onset. If you were further along than this, you probably need to be checked out in a hospital to make sure that everything is okay. If after the first day or so you experience continued pain, a fever of any sort, tenderness in the stomach or continue to have pregnancy symptoms, this could indicate something is wrong. If in doubt, always see a doctor.

I was 8 weeks pregnant when i started losing my baby.I thought it was blood clots, but if you look closer its really placenta around the baby, as if it's slimy. You will also have a discharge of blood. My husband also noticed i was a little more cranky but it's too bad.

The most common symptom of a miscarriage is bleeding,if you bleed during pregnancy it may be referred to as a threatened abortion. It can also be detected during an ultrasound exam,if there is bleeding you should visit a clinic to have an ultrasound exam.

You can tell your having a Miscarriage by spotting/bleeding. i had a a miscarriage on the 24 of Sept and it started out by just spotting than when i went to the hospital it got worse!! BUT in some pregnancies people spot so if you spot just go to the doctor to check it out! Some people dont even know they had a miscarriage if it happend early, like it could have happened the time your period was saposed to come! you coulda mistaked it as a period!

Miscarriages is something Mother Nature takes care of and there is nothing we can do to stop it. It usually happens in the first trimester.

The way you are asking makes me wonder if you are wondering about abortion though. In that case you have to go to a doctor. That is the only way.