Miscarriages

Progesterone is sometimes prescribed for women who have had very early miscarriages.

No they can not.

This sounds a lot like implantation bleeding. While an EPT has detected hcg levels in your urine, indicating pregnancy, it usually takes between 6-14 days for the embryo to implant in your uterus. For many women, they mistake it for their period/ miscarriage (if you already know you are pregnant). I have had 2 miscarriages and the bleeding was heavy, bright red and accompanied by clots and cramps. I am pregnant again (8 weeks) and this time I had implantation bleeding right around my period time (approx 4 weeks). It was dark and minimal, lasting only about 30 mins. I just had my first fetal ultrasound and I have a healthy baby with a heartbeat! So don't worry too much. The only thing you can do at this point is wait it out, perhaps take another EPT in a few days or get your hcg levels taken by your doctor, and hope for the best.

you may be bleeding even if you are pregnant

if this is the only bleed you have had since the miscarriage then it is just your body getting rid of whats left in the womb. bleeding after a miscarriage can and usually does last up to a month so dont worry until it goes on longer than that. The thick red mucus is just the thickened lining of the womb where it thickened to accomodate the baby. try not to worry. a midwife

It is like dealing with death. You will experience all of the signs "shock, denial, anger, sadness, and acceptance." You need to allow yourself to feel all of those things, don't hide it. Get therapy for this, it hurts and you will need help through it all. You may also be experiencing post partum depression. Even though you didn't have a baby, you can have baby blues from a miscarraige. Your hormone levels drop, your body experiences the shock of it and you become chemically imbalanced. If you need medication, get it. If you would rather try natural first, visit www.jaredstory.com for tips on dealing with loss and depression.

DON'T TRY!!! You may lose your life in the process. There are a lot of people out there who want to help you and your baby so please do a search or check the phone book in your area. Whatever the reason for not wanting this baby, it can be overcome.

Induced miscarriage aka abortion is something you have to go to the doctor for. It's unsafe and illegal to attempt without medical supervision. Up to the 9th week you can have a medical abortion and after that a surgical.

It is more than likely that what you experienced was implantation bleeding. Meaning that you are indeed pregnant. No matter how faint or dark that second line is, it is usually a very good indication that you are pregnant.

-Good luck (and congratulations if you were trying to get pregnant <3)

No pain killers generally don't cause miscarriages but they can cause fetal damage. If you look for an abortion this is not the way.

Not for the future but in the right dose it can make you abort this pregnancy.

No the navel is not supposed to be way out connected to the uterus. If it bleeds for any other reason then you cutting yourself etc see a doctor. It can be an abscess or a infection.

It is a general medical term for bleeding from the vagina any time during a pregnancy before the delivery begins.

First of all, you should go to your GYN doctor immediately. You could have an infection or could have developed PID, pelvic inflammatory disease. Even of you had a D&C, you should not be having pain at this stage.

20-25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, but having one miscarriage does not put you at any greater risk of having another. Good luck

You would be between 5 and 6 weeks pregnant, but the first and second weeks of pregnancy are technically only at the time that the egg is being fertilized. Week 3 is just a big cluster of about 500 microscopic cells. Go to www.3dpregnancy.com for more information and you can view pregnancy week by week in 3d and the weight and height of the baby.

Some pregnancies simply do not "take" and the body expells the results.

Of course not! Firstly not all women experience breast tenderness or morning sickness. And secondly you need to give it a chance! You will probably find that all those yucky symptoms start developing in a week or so! Good luck! Having no pregnancy symptoms that early on is normal and they usually kick in around 7 or 8 weeks when your hormone levels are climbing, these will level off around 12 or 13 weeks and you may notice you feel better. If you still don't get any symptoms and are worried call your doctor so they can do an ultrasound to make sure everything is fine. Only about 50% of women experience morning sickness so don't let this be a identifier for you for a healthy pregnancy.

If you are still going through puberty, your period may not sort itself out for a regular cycle for years to come. It's not a bad thing.

No. You just will have to go to the bathroom a lot.

If you miscarried 7 weeks ago and haven't had a period since you still may not be pregnant. On average it takes 6-8 weeks after an early miscarriage for your period to return.

For reference sake I started miscarrying Aug 10, and according to drs conceived Sept 15th.

Most early miscarriages happen before 8 weeks, if your waiting to spread the news. And if your planning on trying again I'd personally advise waiting 1 cycle to try again. Just because if you n the dr (or the drs themselves) don't agree on when you conceived it can be a major headache.

Yes..it is a miscarriage...Heavy bleeding shouldn't happen during pregnency

No, you need to go to a clinic and get a safe abortion by medical experts, not experiment at home.

Absolutely not! Miscarriages are normal, though very upsetting.

The vast majority women go on to have a healthy, normal pregnancy next time. Even after two or three miscarriages, the chances are still very high that the next pregnancy will be a normal, full term one.

When I had my miscarriage, the doctor told me that she had had a miscarriage recently too, and she considered that a first failed pregnancy gave the pregnancy hormones a 'kick start' so that the next time things would probably be fine for both of us. She was right.

So, don't worry about that. I am sorry for your loss.

Best Wishes

This sounds like some of the early signs of pregnancy. Women may experience implantation bleeding and light "menstrual" cramps, as the uterus readies itself for the embryo.

If your cycles are regular, use an online due date calculator to see how far along you may possibly be - such as at Babycenter.com Then, you can determine if you're far enough along for a pregnancy test.

If the cramping is severe and on "each side" of the womb, you may be experiencing an ectopic pregnancy. But if the cramping and bleeding subside, no worries. Just trust your gut, and try not to scare yourself. My first pregnancy had ligament cramping so severe that it would wake me out of my sleep in tears... but it always subsided. And 9 lbs 9 oz of healthy baby followed.

So, hold on for a little while, and take a pregnancy test! And be sure to discuss any pains with your midwife, naturopathic doctore, etc.

in general they say that misscarriages within the first trimester is due to something wrong with the fetus. It's natures way to deal with it.