Is cramping and bleeding symptoms of a miscarriage

Is cramping and bleeding symptoms of a miscarriage

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Yes. Vaginal bleeding, pelvic cramps, abdominal pain, or a persistent, dull ache in your lower back are all signs of miscarriage .

Is it possible to have a miscarriage, with no symptoms like bleed…?

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Yes, it’s called a missed miscarriage. Sometimes the baby dies and your body doesn’t miscarry on it’s own. When you find out, a doctor can give you a pill to cause a miscarriage or you may have to go in for a D&C. There really is no way…

Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

Symptoms of miscarriage before bleeding and cramping?

Q: I haven’t felt right today, I can’t really describe it, but just feel different than I have the last few weeks. (I’m almost 7 weeks pregnant with my 1st)I’m scared I could be getting ready to have a miscarriage… but I’m not stressing myself out because I know that can end up being worse for the baby…. but I also want to be prepared just in case. To anyone that’s ever gone through a miscarriage, were there any other symptoms before bleeding/spotting/cramping?Thank you!

A: Hi Dont worry jus probably not having a miscarriage!!! I had a miscarriage over a year ago and my symptoms were just bleeding and cramps and i didnt realise i was pregnant until it was too late, stupid me just thought it was my period!If your really worried tomoro go to docs or hospital and get check out darling just to put you mind at rest.so if it is a miscarriage to its not the end of the world, because i did but now im pregnant again myselfBest of Luck hope all ok with you and the babyTake care Chicken x

What is the prevalence of experiencing a miscarriage with NO SYMPTOMS? (no bleeding, cramping)?

Q: I am 29 and I had one miscarriage 10 years ago as a teen. I’ve been obsessing and worrying about miscarrying now. Today, I am 9 weeks pregnant. I have no symptoms (no morning sickness, no food aversions or cravings, no sensitivity to smell). We heard a heartbeat at 5 weeks and 6 days, but I keep reading these stories of women who miscarry at about 8 to 10 weeks without even realizing it until their sonogram. I have been tired lately and my breasts were very tender 2 weeks ago, but they feel fine now. Thank you for your help.

A: First calm down. I understand why you are concerned. Losing a baby is very tragic. But just because it happened 10 years ago doesn’t mean it is going to happen now. The symptoms you have described for yourself are normal. I didn’t have sickness, cravings, sensitivity to smell with my pregnancy either. Count this as a blessing! Being tired and on/off breast tenderness is normal. Try reading “What to expect when expecting” “Girlfriends guide to pregnancy” etc… Stop obsessing about losing this baby and start enjoying him/her. I truly understand the concerns. Make an appt. with your doctor to help ease your mind. As far as having a miscarriage WITH OUT ANY symptoms I don’t know about. That is a question for the professionals.

Ultrasound shows miscarriage but no physical symptoms?

Q: My friend had an ultrasound 3 weeks ago and everything looked good, although the baby was a little small so the doctor estimated a two week later due date. Went in for another ultrasound today and the baby was too small to see clearly so they did an intravaginal ultrasound procedure and saw no heartbeat and fluid outside of the sac. She hasn’t had any miscarriage symptoms (bleeding, cramping, anything) and felt things were going well due to feeling the usual pregnancy symptoms. Anyone ever experience this? She’s headed home for Thanksgiving and isn’t sure if she should do the D&C tomorrow or wait for a natural miscarriage…advice?

A: Women dont always show symptoms of miscarriage thats why people are recommended to get ultrasounds in the beginning .. If there were a series done early in pregnancy specially a couple weeks along and there were no signs of progression and no signs of heart beat when there should be that is a good sign the embryo was not viable and wasnt going to make it .. has she gotten her blood levels checked? if those didnt progress either then it was inevitable .. I would recommend that she waits for it to happen natural but if this doesnt happen soon then she should go in for a d&c because if the baby has been deceased for a period of time it can cause infection and make her extremely ill .. Also if she begins losing child naturally she needs to monitor the amount of bleeding because the passing tissues can get stuck on the way out and she can begin hemoraging and lose large amounts of blood .. well best of luck to your friend and i am so sorry .. god knows when something isnt right and will intervene any serious problems that could be caused by genetic mutations (cause for most early pregnancy miscarriages)