Miscarriages

u need to take her to the doctors or Emergency Room As Soon As Posible

Yes, if you are early in pregnancy before you can feel your baby move. Later on, once you can feel your baby move you may feel a difference in the movements,a dead baby rolls rather than kicks. Go to your doctor or midwife and get them to scan you or just listen for the heartbeat to set your mind at rest.

Uhmmm..I Don't Me & My Kusin Over Here Are Tryna Figure It Out Too! She Thinks She's Pregnat & The Father is 16 & A Bum!! (sorry steph) Buht He Is! All He Does is Smoke..Pop Pills & Drink All Day EVERYDAY! (OH YEA! She Does Too! Perfect Couple Right??) Buht Anywho! We Gotta Get Rid Of This Kid Fast Before She Starts Showing Bkus I Don't Wana End Being This Kids Father!! lol. ONE'LOVE!

it happens due to sex or lifting heavy at least 2 kg directly to words abdomen.

You can miscarry through the entire pregnancy but it's most common during the first trimester.

Experiencing cramps during early pregnancy can be common, as your body undergoes various changes. However, if the cramps are severe or accompanied by other symptoms like bleeding, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice. Elevating your upper body may help alleviate discomfort, but monitoring your symptoms is key. Always prioritize your health and seek guidance if you're concerned.

There is no danger in skipping periods by skipping the placebo pills in your birth control pack, but this may result in bleeding between periods. When you get to the end of this pack, think about taking a break by taking your placebo pills - but don't take a break for longer than seven days. Then start the new pack. Some women note that if they take a short break of 4-5 days when spotting starts, then restart the pill, the spotting is more controllable.

If your eight weeks pregnant and your breast tenderness goes away, it doesn't mean that you are going to miscarry. Everyone's body is different. It's o.k. If your so worried than why don't you go get an ultrasound to see if your baby is alright. It's good to get ultrasounds early in your pregnancy anyway.

No, you shouldn't have any bleeding what so ever, the best way to know how you are doing is checking in with your doctor. Your baby is very important so take eveything serious.

Yes and it can also kill her or make her paralyzed or cause the uterus to break so she will never be able to have a child again. It can land you many years in prison.

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I THINK ,when child has edema ,we must under stand the soures (cause) that come from blood vessel (venis ) inable to transfer blood .at this there is acc iomlation of any vitamin&mineral.during this time if you give vitamin a ,it accomnation become high. over dose of vitamin a is toxic& has many side effect that can a cause for death.

Dark blood means its time to see your health care provider. You likely have some problem in the upper digestive tract.

It is likely the babies will be wrapped up in shrouds and the parents allowed to see and hold their children if this is what they wish for. The mother will have to deliver the placenta (afterbirth) and she will likely receive some counseling/support.

depends on how late the miscarriage is, and how much bleeding it causes. Early misscarriages usually don't cause much bleeding, so not much point in hospitalization. Late misscarriages can be rather messy and quite dangerous for the woman, so are more probable to lead to some hospitalization.

If the accident is bad enough, you might lose your baby. You should get a medical check-up.

30 c - I have the same problem 'cept to a greater degree 32f equating to 34e

It probably will if I understand the "morning after" pill. I also think they won't give it to you if you are all ready pregnant .

You could have had a miscarriage, but even though you've suffered heavy bleeding with clots you could still be pregnant. It IS possible to be pregnant and still get your monthly period.
Either way, if you haven't done already, you MUST get yourself checked by a doctor - 1) to find out if you are still pregnant, and 2) to check you are OK internally. If you have suffered a miscarriage you have to get checked out by a doctor in case everything hasn't come out yet. Sorry to be so graphic.
Good luck

It is probably from implantation bleeding which occurs around 2 weeks after ovulation. Which is light and noticeable around week 4 (cause most don't know they're pregnant and are looking for their period) If it is brown, it is not fresh blood. You have no need to worry unless it becomes heavy and red w/ clots. I had a miscarriage 4 weeks ago so I know what to look for. You may also have cramps; I did not. But the bleeding was heavier than my normal period.

But like I said you have nothing to worry about unless you are in pain or the blood is red and/or heavy.

BTW Congratulations and I'm sure everything is fine :)

You should wait one month due to the higher risk of infection since your cervix is still open.

You don't HAVE to.. I just went through this exact same situation. We decided to go ahead and deliver our baby to have our time to say goodbye to him. At this point in the pregnancy you have a fully formed baby not just a mass of cells inside of you.. The medical differences are that the a procedure such as a D&C or D&E will extract the baby out of you in pieces. Whereas if you deliver the baby you obviously have some closure by being able to say your goodbyes. I pulled one of our nurses aside and asked her to help me come to an informed decision. This is basically what she told me. This really helped me make my decision. In hindsight, I feel as though we made the best decision for us and our baby boy and I wouldn't of had it any other way.

I hope this helps you make this very very difficult decision and I give you my condolences.

Btw, I lost my baby boy at 17weeks 5days.

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Yes most people do. Miscarriage is quite common, about 1/3 pregnancies end in miscarriage. If you have problems afterwards it could be something linked to the reason you had the miscarriage in the first place and then you would need to be evaluated by a doctor.