What happens during a miscarriage of a baby

What happens during a miscarriage of a baby

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Miscarriage is the loss of a pregnancy in the first 20 weeks. About 15 to 20 percent of known pregnancies end in miscarriage .

Does anyone knows what happens to the baby’s when you have a misc…?

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I too had a miscarriage recently. mine was at home, so after the giant blood clot (that’s all I am willing to call it to save my sanity) fell into the boots I was wearing, it was flushed. at a hospital, it is either treated as medical waste…

What happens a baby after a miscarriage?

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Well the baby dies and the tissue and fluids are either naturally expelled or sometimes depending on how far along the mother was, she may need to have a surgical procedure called dilation and curettage where they go in and remove the tissu…

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what happens during a miscarriage at about 2 months ?

Q: i sex unprotected but first time was weekend of the 22nd of janurary but i had sex more times after.middle end of march i was having some what i throught periodsbut you cant get two periods in one week or week after. so i knew something was upthen the whole miscarriage thing happened week following up after all that.what happens is their like a pinky size baby ??how long til all that leaves the belly?when do my periods go back to normal?

A: When I miscarried, I had very heavy bleeding that lasted 3 weeks without stopping (it tapered off ), in the beginning very bad back pain and cramps, clots and I did notice some grey matter about the size of a quarter. If you think you had a miscarriage you should really be examined.

what are signs and symptoms of mis carriage, and what does stress do to a baby?

Q: I want to know how stress affects a baby during pregnancy. And what happens when a woman goes through a miscarriage. Symptoms and signs.

A: i had bleeding for a week that was really light like spotting then it started to get heavier and heavier like a period with clotting and then i woke up one night with terrible cramps that took my breath away and A LOT of bleeding and i went to the ER and i lost the baby there

What happens to the fetal remains after an early second trimester miscarriage?

Q: At 21 weeks, if the fetus is a little smaller than it should be at that age (in which the fetus would be 19 weeks but measures at an earlier age), what happens to him/her in a miscarriage?Could the mother choose to wait it out naturally? Or would the baby be too big (but considering the baby is smaller than average) to pass through her body?If she has a D&C, what does the hospital do with the baby if she feels she can’t bear bringing the baby home with her or doesn’t feel a funeral service or burial is the right choice? But she doesn’t want to just discard the baby (which I wouldn’t be able to do because I think that’s terrifying and mean…but if that’s what a mom thinks she should do I would understand I guess…)I’ve heard some hospitals cremate the baby’s remains. I just couldn’t bear being able to look at my poor baby after a miscarriage, let alone bring him/her home to be buried or kept, whichever. But I do think any mom that can do that is strong and I’m sure for her it helped her heal… I do think cremation is a fair idea too. Most articles I’ve read say that the hospital WILL treat the baby humanely, including during the removal of the baby from the mom’s body.I’ve also heard of the doctors inducing labor, but usually later on in pregnancy, not at 20-21 weeks. In that case, what happens after labor is induced?I’m sorry if this question makes me sound gruesome or as if I have a morbid curiosity… But I don’t. This is a serious question.I’d like for moms who have been through this to answer, if you’re comfortable. But all answers are welcome. Thanks.

A: I am so sorry to hear about your predicament :-(The hospital would never just “hand over” the body to you and expect you to take it home?! They can get you in touch with funeral services who will discreetly and humanely handle the remains…whatever you want, whether that be cremation or burial.