Miscarriages

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I'm not aware of any tests that suggests this. Obviously, you can always miscarriage, but the chances of this will likely not be increased by him smoking marijuana. I would strongly advice you to not expose yourself to secondhand smoking (or smoke yourself for that matter) as that can have very negative implications for your baby.

The only way to know for sure is to have a pregnancy test. Go see your doctor, or at least pick up a test at the drug store.

Hope you're feeling better now.

It differs from person to person

I miscarried at 10.4 weeks and this is the way it proceeded

27/10/2011 light brown spotting

28/11/2011 brown spotting turning to red and silk and in the mid night i started light cramping and after 3 hrs cramped again then again after 3hrs then it became frequent like 29/10/2011 every 1/2 hour, took an inject to stop miscarrying as the doc heard the heartbeat so no cramping or bleeding for almost 5hrs then when i was driving to my doc to show the ultrasound report again heavy cramping and light pain around the cervix once i got out of the car my gestational sac broke and and the fluid started running out heavily, went to the toilet just to my shock my fetus was lying dead in my pad, the heavy flow of blood and fluid with the placenta and other blood tissues

It depends from how high and how far along you are. You can risk rupturing the uterus and bleed to death.

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Good luck!

You were never pregnant if you had your period two weeks ago. You next period decided to show up early. This is pretty normal, but if you are uncomfortable about it, you should see your doctor.

I disagree with this. When I was pregnant I had one normal period after I was pregnant. It wasn't a bad one and it wasn't extra light either. Then I miscarried in my 12th week. I spotted for several days, then quit, then spotted, then I had to go to the doctor again because I wasn't bleeding enough and they prescribed me something to start bleeding. I probably should have had a d&c. Doctor didn't tell me I needed one. Now my periods are all messed up. My second miscarriage I never showed I was pregnant on home preg test. But blood test showed I was and was misscarrying. You should have this checked out.

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This actually is rather more common than you might think. When you have a period your body is shedding the uterine lining that its been building up for weeks in preparation of a pregnancy. When you fail to become pregnant that lining is no longer needed and so your uterus begins contracting (thus cramping and lower back pain associated with a period) to expel the lining from the uterus. Most of the time the lining breaks up before it ever leaves your body, but occasionally some part of the lining remain intact. There actually are photos on-line of women who have passed the entire lining intact.

Be warned, the photo may be disturbing to some.

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Not really. If you are bleeding, you should see a doctor. It could be nothing and it could be serious. Most likely with a miscarriage you will have pain in your stomach and the blood will be chunky, but not always. I'd see a doctor if I were bleeding any amount at all, with or without pain.

Well..Most drs will have you came back in a week or two to see if anything has changed.It's possible that you aren't as far along as you thought , the baby could be slow at developing, or it could be a blighted ovum.

No it can not.

Any bad pains during pregnancy are cause for concern - especially this early on. Contact your doctor, medi-center or emergency room immediately.

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Hi I have heard that in early pregnancy you get period pains and It is OK they shouldn't be really bad one's but just get checked out at the doctors If you are worried. I heard you get them because it stretching so they can be room for the baby I forgot what they call it is it cervix I'm not sure.

My Answer Please go get checked just to be safe. I cramped and someone told me that it was normal but I was in the process of miscarrying. I had headaches and was extremely tired and sick to my stomach and the pains weren't located in the cervix, they were higher up like in the uterus. At weeks, you shouldn't be hurting like that.

The fetus will only leave the womb through an abortion, a miscarriage, or birth. If you want to "get rid of the baby," then abortion is an option. It is something you should talk to your doctor about, for there are risks and consequences.

Nope, eat away!

Do you know you are pregnant now, have you had a positive test? Aslong as it is just spotting you are probably ok. This is what doctors are for, to tell you what is happening. You cannot miscarry at 3 weeks as you would not even know you are pregnant. If you miscarried 3 weeks after conception that is 5 weeks pregnant not 3 weeks.

If it has not been determined that your miscarriage has already begun then it could be anywhere from 4-6weeks before the miscarriage begins. Usually once you start to bleed and pass tissue its only around 2 weeks from that point before a first trimester miscarriage is complete.

From what you have described it sounds like you've already begun the actual miscarriage process. So take heart, it will be over soon. I'm sorry for your loss.

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Painful cramping, similar to when you have your period, but more painful and for more prolonged time.

Headaches, period-like blood but coming and going.

Small piece of tissue with veins in it.

Regardless, whether the embryo was miscarried or not, take a pregnancy-test, the pregnancy hormones remain in the system for more than 2 weeks.

That's how I found out just today I was pregnant and lost it.

Good luck to all the women out there. I just also had miscarriage from an unknown pregnacy. I didnt realise, but i was experiencing prenancy symptoms (upset stomach in the mornings, sensitivity to certain food smells) and when i went to the toilet, something was there that shocked me. It was an embryo, with its cord so tiny it was barely there.

There were no symptoms to know i'd had a miscarriage, and if i hadnt had the heartbreaking and shocking experience of seeing this I may never have known. Since then, my period was heavier than normal and i had some painful cramping but it was al gone after a day or two.

Just make sure you go to the doctor and have an ultrasound so that you know all is ok. And talk to those you love, as the emotional pain is the worst of all.

please go see your Dr., baby.

Yes HCG level will fall quickly after the loss of a viable pregnancy.

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Yes. These may be warning signs of an early miscarriage (depending on how much bleeding and how long it lasts). Cramping and bleeding may also be associated with implantation in early pregnancy (when the pregnancy "grows into" the uterine lining and the placenta begins to form.) Some cramping, from mild to moderate, is normal in pregnancy as the uterus grows and the woman's pelvic organs begin to move. Many women have spotting or bleeding after sex during pregnancy as well, due to increased blood flow to the cervix.

The only way to know for certain if you are pregnant is to take a home pregnancy test AFTER your missed period (or two weeks after you think you conceived.) Some home tests may be positive for some women as early as 10 days after conception, though it may take longer for the test to turn positive for many women.


Your doctor or midwife may be able to get a slightly earlier result on a blood test. If you've had a positive urine test at home (or three or four positives!), going to the clinic for another blood test is not going to change the result. Similarly, an ultrasound won't reliably show the pregnancy until about 5 weeks, and won't give any useful information until 6-8 weeks.


There really is such thing as "a little bit pregnant," and though it's normal to want answers right away, early pregnancy is an example of "only time will tell," and it's best to just wait it out. That said, severe cramping or pain (especially on one side of your belly and not the other) or bleeding heavier than a period (soaking into your clothes) are important warning signs to let your doctor or midwife know about right away.

the docter can tell you when you go for your first scan he measures the baby