How do you know that you've miscarried
A:Some symptoms are vaginal bleeding that may be preceded by a brownish discharge, cramps in the pelvic area, tissue or blood MORE? [ Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/how-do-you-know-that-you%27ve-miscarried ]
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- You take your butt to the hospital the very second you think that it is even a possibility. it is not something you sit around and guess.
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- Sometimes you will not now for a few weeks. I just had a miscarriage this week. I was 10w4d along. I noticed blood when I urinated. I called the Dr. right away. I was tested for a UTI then sent in for a ultrasound. The ultrasound showed the...
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- Well, if you took a pregnancy test after this, it would've still showed up as positive because you would still have small levels of HCG in your system. I'm a bit confused though, did you know if you were actually pregnant or not? Did you...
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- if you've miscarried:: size of miscarried tissue? (sorry)?
- Q: I had a + blood test which confirmed my pregnancy. I was late on my period, but I didn't know how late.Then I passed tissue. 2 things. Both were the same size, about 1.5" wide by 2.5" long. How far along do you think I was? Do you think, since I passed 2 things of tissue (the same size) that is was twins?Sorry for the description, but please compare it to the size of your miscarriage please..&& I'm sorry for your guys' loss.. it's always difficult.. tia
- A: My first question is did AF show? As for my m/c they were always different. Your body will break up everything and you'll pass it at different times. The main part (depending on how far along you are) will come out in one piece and then the rest of the pieces will just come along in spurts. That is how it has worked for me. But every woman is different.
- how long does it take for hcg levels to go down after d & c and for period to return?
- Q: i was 7 wks preg. when miscarried. Everywhere I've read and doctor said periods should return in 3-8 wks. is that from date of d & c or miscarriage. Anyone that's been there please let me know you're experience.
- A: It should be from the date of your miscarriage, at that point your body quits producing the hormone that helps sustain a pregnancy. I had a miscarriage at 16 weeks and wrecked my car 2 weeks and 2 days later, at that point they were trying to tell that at my levels I was about 10 weeks along. So I don't know exactly how long it took to go down, but 2 weeks later I was still at 10 week levels, so I would imagine the higher your levels to start with the longer it takes. I'm so sorry for you loss :(
- 16 years old. Just got engaged. Miscarried before. How can I reduce the chances this time? ?
- Q: I'm 16 years old, and I have just gotten engaged. This however was not really my desicion, I've only met my fiancee (23 y/o) about 4 times before we got engaged but he is a family friend and this is what is expected of me by my family. Because in my family, if you're female and you're not smart enough to make is as a lawyer or a doctor, to get my father to stop pestering me, I have to get married. It's a sort of, semi-arranged thing. I am living with him at the moment and I am not going back to school next year as I am at the moment 9 weeks pregnant with my fiancee's child. The thing is, I miscarried when I was 15, at 11 weeks, and I know that it is more likely that I will miscarry again because of my age. The last time I miscarried I was told it was due to the fact that my uterus had become dilated too early. This time, as soon as I found out I was pregnant (at 1 month), I went to my gynecologist, and he placed 1 stitch at the opening of my uterus to try to prevent my uterus becoming dilated too early again. Is there anything else I can do to try and prevent a miscarriage?Also, it's a family tradition to have a unassisted home birth. My family is pushing me to have one. Is this a bad idea? And what are the chances that there could be complications?I live in Australia, I'm of European descent (English). It's not so much me being forced, but if I don't my father won't leave me alone. He'll always be telling me how I need to be smarter. Being with my fiancee means I don;t have to endure this every day. I'm not dumb, I'm just not an A grade person you know? That's why doing this just makes is a lot easier for me, because of my parents. By doing this, it takes the pressure off me, and makes my father happy.
- A: try to rest as much as possible and dont do any heavy lifting, dont over work your self. and nap whenever you are tired. yes you are young, but you are also being responsible for the sake of yourself and your baby. for that you deserve some respect. put your feet up and send your fiance to go and buy some prenatal supplements to give the baby a good healthy start. what nationality is your family? or which religion do they follow to make you marry someone you arent in love with, in this day and age you do have the right to free will. dont marry someone you dont love if you dont want to. It is your right as a young lady to say no to your family. seek help. your family is putting your health at risk and pushing you into things you arent ready for. and because you are so young and are already having trouble with your pregnancies, an unassisted birth could lead to a fatality. meaning you and your baby would be at very high risk. its a suicide mission. please take care, and put the welfare of yourself and your child first.
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