Miscarriages

When you are 7 months pregnant than you are somewhere between 24-28 weeks pregnant. At this age the baby weighs about 2 lbs and is certainly fully formed, at this stage of pregnancy, it wouldn't be a miscarriage, but a stillbirth. A fully formed baby would be born,(unless the reason it died was due to horrible birth defects, it might not look quite like a baby) plus a placenta, not a blood clot the size of a grapefruit. I would have to say no http://www.babycenter.com/general/3282.html ~pawsalmighty

no it is imposible, it is a hormone only created then and not time else, and i am assuming you had a pregnancy test that was positive, there is always a chance that it is wrong but i would go get checked out

I'm guessing you are early in the pregnancy and if you would miscarry now there's nothing to do. In the first trimester it's usually because the fetus isn't healthy enough to make it so Mother Nature takes care of it. Just rest like they told you and follow their orders. That's the only thing you can do right now. See to that you have someone with you or someone that can pop over when you need them.

If the uterus does not clear quickly enough, you could lose too much blood or develop an infection. But if you lose to much blood to quickly it can be fatal. It is best to let the cleansing process flow naturally, if it starts to stop before it should consult a doctor and massage the uterus.

Yes, I do think so. You should ask your doctor to check your HcG level. If it is low then you might have to start to worry. If it is normal, chances are that everything is just fine. GOOD LUCK!!!!!! Hello - Yes this can be a sign of miscarriage. I would ring your doctor hun. Im sorry. Also: get the doctor to have a look at your cervix. If it's closed and there is no sign of fresh blood, it may not be a miscarriage. Lots of women spot during pregnancy. Some even have 'periods'. There are many different reasons for spotting.

Actually a more scientific answer shows that low heart rates do show increased chances of miscarriage. The normal heartrate of a 7 week embryo is 135. Heart rates of less that 100 show increased chances of miscarriage. Not all end in miscarriage, but several do. Please see this study for more info. http://radiology.rsnajnls.org/cgi/content/full/236/2/643

If the bleeding is heavy and you need a dilation and curettage, the lab work will show products of conception. If however you miscarry around the time of a period or a few days later you may not know it is a miscarriage. There is no need to worry about this, it is thought about 50% of pregnancies end like this before the woman even knew she was pregnant.

Heavy cramping or bleeding (including clots) maybe a sign but to know for sure you should contact your physician or OBGYN.

My mother's doctor told her during a routine exam that he could tell she'd had a miscarriage. She was surprised because she had not even known she was pregnant. I'm not sure how he could tell, so you would need to ask a medical professional. I think I had one in between having my two children. I had a lot of pregnancy symptoms and was 95% sure I was pregnant. Not long after my period was due, I had severe cramps that left me in tears, then heavy bleeding. It was unlike any period I'd had before. Anyway, many women have miscarriages without every knowing they were pregnant. It does not necessarily affect your chances of becoming pregnant again.

I've only had one miscarriage at about two months. It just looked like a big blood clot about the size of a man's fist. There weren't any tissues or a pattern. Just a bloody glob of stuff.

no its not normal, your baby needs nourishment, and if your not eating the right kinds of foods, you be one anemic and have low blood count or two eat the wrong kinds of foods becoming diabetic and gathering more water in your placenta then the baby needs and therefore need to change the way you eat or you may need insulin shots just to keep your sugars controlled. or possibly you miscalculated your late period. i just read that sometimes you can be carrying twins and the body somtime's absorbs the weaker one in order to protect the other healthy baby, resulting in more water in the placenta and thus the sac appearing larger. hope that helps.

all i can tell you is to pray If you want I will pray for you

There are no ill effects from using a tampon for bleeding from miscarriage, whether or not you knew you were pregnant. You can use tampons or pads for this bleeding. If bleeding is extremely heavy, pads may be easier.

Not unless they've signed something legally binding. They can change their mind before moving in if the've not made a committment on paper. Only held responsible if they signed a lease. If nothing is signed, better hurry up and find another roomate.

Hello, Jamison here, That is sad to hear, I am sorry for her loss......... She should see A doctor to check for damage.

That sound like your pregnant I had that same sign take a test

This isn't a matter for speculation. Call your doctor.

Yes, a woman will typically ovulate 2-4 weeks after a miscarriage.

It really depends on the company as to whether or not you have to see their doctor. Some companies have their own doctors, but quite a few large, corporate companies do not have a specific doctor that you have to go to. So again, it depends on the companies policy.

Well I am no Dr. but I have recently suffered a Miscarriage & I know at 12 wks pregnant your levels should be pretty high & you should have a nice positive showing up on an HPT, as far as I know at least. Also loss of symptoms could also be a good indication of a miscarriage could be beginning to take place, or possibly a missed miss carriage. I hope however that is not the case for you & eveything is fine. Pregnancies are so unpredictable, you just never know what can happen. Every thing could be just fine and perfectly normal for you, but you should talk to your doctor to be sure. Best of luck to you & lots of sticky baby dust!!!!

I suppose you could depending on the circumstances and if you had a hard time or fell, but generally I would think not.

The same way you throw up if you don't know you're sick. It doesn't matter.

No. Jackie Kennedy had her first miscarriage in 1955. She gave birth to a stillborn baby girl in 1956. She gave birth to Caroline in 1957. She had John Jr. in 1960. In 1963, she had a baby boy six weeks premature and he died two days later. His name was Patrick.

When pregnant they recommend Tylenol because that is the only one tested that has no side effects.

Aspirin does not cause miscarriage or abortion but it's been documented to cause complications in the third trimester due to thinning of the blood.

So many things can cause or contribute to a miscarriage. Most of the time, miscarriages are caused by some type of fetal abnormality, where the fetus isn't developing properly. Many women, however, experience a miscarriage and then go on to have healthy pregnancies afterward. Miscarriages can also be caused by something going haywire in the mother's body, for example with the immune system or the uterus. Sometimes miscarriages even run in a family. Diet is also increasingly being looked at as a contributing factor to miscarriages. Most recently, caffeine consumption was linked to an increased risk for miscarriage as can certain over-the-counter herbal prepations. If you have had a miscarriage or if miscarriages run in your family, doctors can test to find out what may be the cause and take precautions for future pregnancies. Most of the time though miscarriages are an isolated event. Also, if you drink to much or something like smoke, it can cause miscarriages, underdevelopment, or deformation.

yes because you had an accident

Most Dr's will recommend waiting 1 to 3 cycles.