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Miscarriages
Miscarriage is the spontaneous loss of pregnancy when the fetus can no longer survive in the mother's womb.
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Does subchorionic bleeding mean that you are going to lose the baby?
- No. It does not mean you're going to lose the baby. I had the same thing at 10 weeks, had an ultrasound that showed the clot, and the baby is fine. It is a blood clot, which will likely bleed out or get absorbed by your body. Only 1-3% of women with a sub chorionic bleed lose the baby (and it is not always necessarily because of the clot). Just take it easy, and let it run its course. You'll be fine. Don't stress over it.
- I was told that I have possible subchorionic bleeding, and that it usually clears up by itself. I was told not to worry, and from what I saw my baby is fine. Don't worry yourself about it, but if you are really concerned, just give your doctor a call!
- I am interested in hearing from Theresa or anyone else about this problem. My daughter-in-law is pregnant with twins and has this problem. It is early days yet and we do not know what the outcome will be nor do we know much about the problem. Will it go away by itself? This is an en vitro pregnancy. Is it more common in this type of pregnancy?
- My daughter is 10 weeks pregnant and the doctor does not seem overly concerned, which is concerning. The doctor told my daughter absolutly no vaginal insertion (no sex) until she is 20 weeks, at which time I guess they will schedule another ultra sound. The chance does exist she may loose the baby if the bleed gets worse and she bleeds vaginally. I do have a call to the doctor to get more information, which I suggest you also do. Good luck!
- Having had this condition I really feel for you at this time and fully understand how frustrating it is. Sadly there is no straight yes or no answer. This is not meant to upset you, just to let you know not to take this condition for granted. 2 weeks ago at 22 1/2 weeks gestation I lost my baby boy due to this condition. I started bleeding at 15 weeks and it continued non stop till the end. I had 2 large hematomas (10 & 8cm) and even though I passed many clots they kept getting bigger. The last 2 weeks of my pregnancy were spent in hospital and I had 7 units of blood transfused. Through all of this my baby did not appear to be affected. Doctors explained that the constant bleeding traumatised my uterine wall causing the placenta to come away and labour to start. There is no cure and there is no way of predicting the outcome. All I can advise is to try and stay positive but also source as much information on the outcome of possible preterm delivery. I hope you have a beautiful baby to show for all the effort.
- I was told I have residual implantation blood between the placenta and uterus wall. I was not told that it is subchorionic bleeding. I am 10 weeks today. Is this the same issue?
- I had a subchorionic HEMORAGE at 13 weeks gestation. Bed rest, ultrasounds, then limited activity I bled at various amounts throughout the entire pregnancy. My son was born FULL TERM by c section 6 days before his due date. My docs told me they had never seen a bleed so large, at delivery only the outer edge of the placenta had been atatched. My son is FINE. --He is turning 12 years old on May 2 2007 and this past month, after testing, we have learned he is gifted. So don't give up!
not at all is that normal. u need to go to your gyno or hospital ASAP
Was white stuff, cervical mucous? You could be ovulating. Some women will bleed a little during ovulation.
First off change doctors. He works for you and should be your best advocate, if he refuses, find someone that will care for your feelings and well being. Your odds are like anything else, on your side but by chance. I disagree, miscarriage at around 7 weeks is so common that it would be a waste of money to do any tests at this stage especially as there is nothing that can be done to prevent these early miscarriages.
At sixweeks the heart beat was retrieved. Some ultrasounds can not find the heartbeat of the baby til three or four months into a pregnancy.
Usually when your miscarrying, you will feel abdominal cramping and usually clots of blood. Usually most women miscarry within the first 6 weeks, most woman who pass six weeks have a healthy pregnancy and baby.
If you are concerned talk to your Doctor!
Is bleeding after intercourse to be expected after having vaginitis?
Maybe, it depends on how severe the vagninits was. Did the intercourse hurt? If so, it could be from something else and just a coincidence. You should probably call your GYN just to let him know either way though.
I don't know much about the implant however I have had a misscariage and bloody jelly is a very apt discrition, but you shouldn't just assume that you have had a misscariage because if you were far enough along blood doesn't meen death of the fetus. I recommend calling your gyn.
I have had all the symptoms of a miscarriage. was it a miscarriage?
Only your Doctor can truly answer this question. Was you definitely pregnant and was it confirmed by pregnancy test or blood test?
If you are/was pregnant and you are now experiencing bleeding, abdominal cramping etc, you should go to A & E, Early Pregnancy Unit or contact your Doctor immediately.
What causes Cold sweats and fainting and vaginal bleeding?
My guess is a really weird period, I can't say exactly but my best advice is to go to a professional and tell them of your problem.
Yes she can be pregnant, and if she is pregnant and is bleeding she is at risk of a miscarriage, and should see a doctor immediately.
Is 122 bpm good for a 5 week embryo?
It will go up to the 160-180 range in the next week and a half, than it starts to slowly decrease throughout the pregnancy. I am an Ultrasound tech, and the doctors would not comment on that rate this early.
Can you still be pregnant if at 4 weeks you passed a large blood clot?
It depends whether the blood clot was the Embryo & whether you was carrying twins. The only way to be certain is by going to your doctor for a quantitative beta hcg pregnancy blood test. You will need to ask your doctor specifically for this blood test.
Sometimes the test can be wrong. Other times you feel cramping as your body is trying to adjust to the new situation. Try another test and administer the test at night. the preganancy hormone is strongest is the morning. If you still feel the say way have the doctor take a blood test for more accurate results.
What could you drink to have a miscarry?
I think you should stick to the "morning after pill".
Anything else is as likely to kill you as the embryo.
Not aware of being pregnant, if it were the case, I was also wondering if being on the birth control pill and didn't stop using it, as well as a Green tea weight-smart pill (one-a-day for adults only) could of caused this, if so?
Can skiing cause a miscarriage?
If you fall really bad I guess you could have a miscarriage and the doctors tell you to avoid all sports where you can fall on your belly when pregnant but in the beginning of the pregnancy there should be no danger and especially if you don't go down the slopes. Exercise is good for you.
Yes, the hCG can remain in the body for up to six weeks after a miscarriage. The tests done by a doctor can show if the level is rising or not. If everything is OK, the levels will be going up.
Is the baby still there if your breasts stay swollen and sensitive after a miscarriage?
If you were more than 10 weeks along you should go to a doctor and most likely have a D&C. If you were just barely a few weeks along then you should be okay. If you feel you cannot expel the fetus yourself then see a doctor right away to have it safely removed and to prevent infection in your uterus and possible further problems.
Can a small kick in the stomach at 6 weeks cause miscarriage?
The embryo is very well protected in there so I doubt it.
Yes, it's normal to bleed 1-2 weeks.
Yes, most symptoms stop at the end of the first trimester
What would cause a miscarriage to occur at three months?
The causes could be many, although it is not very common during that late part of the gestation period. Some obstetricians will advise certain patients to avoid sex during the last few weeks of the pregnancy because some think that the hormones released in sexual activity can stimulate early labor. On the contrary, other doctors may advise couples to have sex in order to stimulate these hormones to induce labor when a delivery is overdue.
Note:
In the US, usually the term miscarriage is used during the earlier stages of pregnancy, and if the fetus is lost after that, it is called either a late miscarriage or a preterm birth.
