Miscarriages

The chances of having a miscarriage are increased by things like:

* smoking

* multiple pregnancies (twins, triplets, etc.) * infections (bacteria, virus, etc.)

* exposure to toxins

* disease in the mother (unmonitored diabetes, cancer, etc.)

no. those are called clots, and they are very normal.

well no because you r only supposed to spot but not bleed you may have had a miscarriage you may need to see a doctor im sorry

ok, i can answer my own question now. the answer may help someone else. My daughter was pregnant and passed tissue we thought was a miscarriage. ultrasounds showed that her uterus had shed lining and become thin again. we were told by the doctor it was a miscarriage. she had to return in two weeks to get her pregnancy hormone level checked until it returned to 0. well her level had gone up from 562 to 8000 after the suspected miscarriage. had to go back to the doctor immediately and another ultrasound showed an etopic pregnancy. had to do surgery immediately.

Even though you husband seems to be faulting you it sounds like he loves you very much or he wouldn't be there. You are angry at yourself! You don't like who you are and it makes you angry and you don't know what to do about or where to start. I know being 300 lbs., is extremely hard on you physically and more importantly mentally. It's time to see a proper doctor, get on a good diet (Richard Simmons is one of the best for helping people lose weight having had to battle weight issues himself even to this day.) You need counseling and some help. I know you want to feel better and look better. Quit beating yourself up and get out of that chair and do something about it. At first it will feel like you are dragging lead weights on each foot, but the more you get going on a good healthy diet, get exercise (through a good therapist ... don't just take off to a gym) you will feel so much better about yourself. Please get a good physical first and have them do a T3/T4 thyroid test on you, and to check out other glands as well to be sure this is not your problem. Your heart, blood pressure should also be checked out before starting any diet or exercising. Good luck .... YOU CAN DO IT! Marcy

White discharge is normal throughout pregnancy.

Hi, You could be miscarrying yes hun. I am very very sorry.

Yes you can. Chills and fever are signs of infection and it is quite possible to have a miscarriage without infection. A very early miscarriage may also be painless, though a later one witll probably give you cramps and/or lower back pain.

No you can't get pregnant while slighty bleeding fro a miscarriage!

I am not sure of what the exact figures, but my mother had a baby at 42, and has had a miscarriage before. She had three children before that as well.

hahahah no you stink... take a bath

I would think most doctors would double check, as in doing a vaginal sonagram, before making a diagnosis of that magnitude.

Go to your doctor NOW! My cousin fell when she was pregnant with her first child, but she did not have any cramps or anything and when she went to the doctor they found out that she had misscarried the baby. Please go to your doctor now! Hi, Brown spotting is referred to as "old blood" and is usually left over bleeding from your last period. BUT because you had a bad fall you do need to go to hospital to make sure your pregnancy is viable and that the baby is fine and healthy. Any falls during early pregnancy require the pregnant woman to see her doctor the same day to be examiner throughly to make sure the pregnancy is safe and the fall hasn't harmed the baby. Embryos are protected by a sac that is very strong and will usually prevent any damamge being sustained to the Embryo, but in the cases of a heavy fall to the abdomonen area it is always advisable to see your doctor for a thorough examination. Good luck.

Not ovulating is sometimes a sign of pregnancy, but it isn't always. When a woman is just getting off of birth control, it causes lack of ovulation for several months. But, not ovulating can be a sign of pregnancy. Check with your doctor to be sure or take a home pregnancy test.

An intended miscarriage is abortion, I of course not knowing your situation will not tell you what is right or wrong. But i ask that you take this into consideration. You are already 5 months along, that's more than half way, why not give the baby a chance to live and you a chance to be a mother. But if you do decide to "miscarry" make it safer for you and go to someone who knows what they're doing instead of miscarrying at home. Good luck!

-ew

It would probably not be recommended because of the possibility of hurting your baby.

Women who have uterine fibroids but show no symptoms may not need any treatment. Some women with fibroids have heavy menstrual periods, and some may bleed in between periods. Medications can often offer relief from many of the symptoms of fibroids, such as pain, and can even slow or stop their growth. There are also several types of surgery that can remove the fibroids.

OR Endometriosis occurs when tissues that usually grow inside a woman's uterus grow on the outside instead. Endometriosis may cause pain before and during the first few days of the menstrual period. About 30 percent to 50 percent of women with endometriosis are infertile, making it one of the top three causes for female infertility. Women with endometriosis may also have very heavy periods.

absolutely this could be a miscarriage. a doctor will likely suggest bedrest. if the spotting changes to bright red, get to emergency.

Don't have sex or wear a condom....or go on the pill....not much u can do when your only 15

Depends on the specific lender's grace period. It is generally 30-45 days but it depends on your payment history just be honest if you can't send it all tell them but don't start bouncing checks or telling them you have sent the money when you haven't etc.

Flying will not cause you to miscarry. Not unless you were thrown across the plane from science fiction turbulents.

it takes a year to be normal so till that period u need to be healthy strickly avoid smoking and allcohol eat healthy food ,try to drink 7 to 8 glasses of water in a day

You have to wait for the pregnancy hormones to leave your body. However there is a chance that it will never go away completely.

A miscarriage in the first trimester is going to feel similar to period-like cramping in your lower abdomen. Some other symptoms of having a miscarriage are: the passing of tan colored tissue, headaches, back pain, the passing of blood, white to pinkish colored discharge, and a sudden decrease in signs of pregnancy.

you shouldn't be bleeding at all get you self check with a docotor sometimes people do bleed but because its in their family history. But its not okay you could be having a miscarrage.