Miscarriages

Only few studies have investigated wheatear use of clarithromycin during pregnancy is associated with miscarriage. Some animal studies have shown that rabbits and monkeys have increased rates of miscarriage when being exposed to clarithromycin during pregnancy (Biaxin product information). Adrienne Einarson and her colleagues observed in 1998 that women exposed to clarithromycin during pregnancy had a doubling in the risk of having a miscarriage. Recently Jon Andersen and colleagues found a 50 % increase of miscarriage in women exposed to clarithromycin in early pregnancy both compared to untreated and compared to women exposed to antibiotics used in same conditions.

The results indicate an association between clarithromycin and miscarriage.

Slow down. Ask one question at a time and go see a doctor. Could be tearing or something more serious.

A lot

Sometimes when you change hormonal contraceptives your body reacts differently and sometimes heavy bleeding is a side effect of this change in hormone levels. Unless you have missed pills, or had a positive pregnancy test I think it is just breakthrough bleeding. The thick red blood could just be your uterine lining shedding heavily as it does every month but since your change in hormone levels this could cause it to shed heavily. Call a doc and see if you can't resolve the issue. I am sorry you have been going through this but often times with hormonal contraceptives you can switch to one that agrees with your body. Good Luck. IF YOU ARE BLEEDING THAT MUCH YOU NEED TO SEE YOUR DR. RIGHT AWAY! YOU SHOULD NOT BE BLEEDING THAT MUCH EVEN IF YOU ARE MISSCARRYING

Cramps are common and normal in early pregnancy as well as during miscarriage so both can be correct. Miscarriages during the first trimester is usually due to the fetus not being equipped to grow or survive.

Book an appointment to see you doctor!! You should probably have an ultrasound scan to see what's happening.

it is called an incompetent cervix, it can be caused by damaged during a previous birth or a previous surgury on the cervix. and from the cervix bein open it can cause a miscarriage, so that wouldn't happen you would need a cerclage which is a procedure in which the doctor will sew the cervix closed with sutures to reinforce the cervix and prevent it from dilating to early... hopefully this would help you because it sure helped me

Your Fiance is either already pregnate or she is taking some type of birth control.

...Oh, I'm so sorry, well tell all the family to come round to the house, or tell them to meet somewhere, and then say it's really important, and your not messing around. Then tell them about the miscarriage.

Usually a miscarriage tissue is difficult to pull apart and can be a grey colour where veins are seen.

Hello, It can be yes. But a sharp pain is not a pregnancy symptom.

It turns green? Copper is not prophylactic. You can catch all sorts of nasties without protection. IUD doesn't count.

# missed period

# Implantation bleeding

# feeling sick

# headaches

# weird feeling in belly

# metallic taste in mouth

# losing/gaining weight

# hungry

# feeling faint/dizzy

# sore boobs

# just feeling pregnant

# temperature rises

# tiredness

Your mind can also trick you as well it happens to most people !!!!!

You should never induce a miscarriage.

If she's severely psychologically effected, these are classic signs of an anxiety attack. Make sure she knows that it's not her fault and that miscarriage happens regularly.

If not, she could be showing symptoms of the underlying condition which may have caused the miscarriage in the first place. It could be an adema or thinning of the blood caused by medication.

In either case, consult with a doctor just to be safe.

It depends on how long hve u been pregnant.

But mostly it's a week or less.

If u keep bleeding after a week, and it's bright red, you should consult a doctor.

There have been some reports of headache, nausea , loose stools, and skin rash after using evening primrose preparations.

Yes. This is where timing comes into play. Your first period should be about 28-30 days after the miscarriage - that was my experience anyway.

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I would say yes.........I had the same thing 2 days ago........and yes.........I miscarryed.........Sorry and i hope the best......

Yes it can.

Of course, every body (as well as every pregnancy and miscarriage) is different. I miscarried at 5w5d and bled (lots of clotting) for 1 week. From what I have heard from other m/c sufferers, that is relatively short, and I credit it to the fact that I was so early on in my pregnancy so I had less internal changes due to hormones and fetal growth.

I am very sorry for your loss.

Hi, It will thro off your cycle in the sense that your period will arrive on a different date to what it did before you started Ortho TryCycline Lo.

Very likely, my sister did this and got pregnant. Well see, I was informed that this is one of the least fertile days of the month and that it would be unlikely? Also, my period is about on a 28 day cycle. I read that the most fertile days would be the 10th day after the onset of your period until the 17th day after the onset of your period.