chances of miscarriage at six weeks

t want you to stress but last year I started bleeding at 7 weeks and went to the hospital they said I was having a miscarriage it took three days for the baby to come out. Se times ladies do spot but be safe bc half the time it makes it and half it doesn't. And if you smoke stop for a few days it is the worst for it.

I am six weeks pregnant and can't stop worrying. I miscarried in Jan 2010 at 7wks 3days and this time around I find myself analysing every little detail. I have always been a born worrier since my teens but this just feels daft. I currently have some kind of head cold that has had me in bed feeling sorry for myself and all the time I'm panicking about my baby.

You always tell me that I know if it waa a miscarriage I wouldnt be sitting here feeling find I would be gusing ..

Im 8 weeks pregnant and 2 nights ago I started bleeding no pain no cramps just blood it was a big gush of blood at first went through my panties and jeans went to bathroom and the toilet water was bright bright red I wiped over and over for a good 5 mins and it didnt stop or lighten up.. I happend to already be at the hospital visiting someone so I went straight to ER... they made me sit in the lobby for two hours .. during this time the bleeding stopped. .

Then was 16 weeks when we found out the gender. Then was 24 weeks when our baby has at least a possibility of surviving outside the womb. Then we held out for 28 weeks when his chances of survival were 95%. Our current goal is to make it to full term - 37 week (only 11 more days!). Keep praying - and have a strong support system! OH - I almost forgot. We got a heart doppler to have at home. I used it everyday starting at 10 weeks until I could constantly feel him move.

I am staying away from sex this time around, I had a miscarriage at 5 weeks and 5 days right after sex. The sac came out as soon as I walked into bathroom. Be careful...

its either 12 or 13 weeks.....they say the chances go down after 3 months.

It was curious the chances of miscarriage at 15 weeks.. I worry all the time and wanna make sure my baby is still alive and kicking. I need to put my worries to rest. Thank you!

I am now almost 18 weeks. What do you think the chances of having a miscarriage are between when I heard the heartbeat until now? Or a missed miscarriage? I have had no bad cramping, no spotting or bleeding, no bad lower backaches. And I have never had any symptoms this whole pregnancy. So are the chances low since I heard the heartbeat at 15 weeks. It was loud and sounded good to me but I'm sill worried. First time mommy here I'm 18 years old too.

I had a d&c at the end of November and it took about six weeks for me to get my first period, the second one took another six weeks. Previously I had 28 day cycles. Hang in there and yes it is possible to get pregnant without having your period return. Follow your doctors advise some tell you to wait others don't. I think if for some reason your period does not return (provided your aren't pregnant) there are some things you can do to jump start your cycles.

Think positive!!! Geesh!! Pray and make a connection with ur child that let them know its ok... All this negative thinking and stress.. YOU will cause ur self to miscarry ..

My girlfriend took gynaecosid and ampiclox bcham weeks ago after we found out she was six weeks pregnant, I’ve changed my mind and want her to keep it but she recently started complaining of serious stomachache and dizziness, she can’t stand for too long, she can’t sit for too long and she’s mostly always sleeping to help her relieve the pain. Any idea if this is the result of the pills I made her take?

i was having dreams that i went to the toilet and wiped blood and after that just felt like something was wrong..at 10 weeks 3 days i miscarried and then 5 months later miscarried again at 3 weeks and it broke my heart..my mother grandmother and antie's all had miscarriages some of them multiple but i never thought genetics could play a role..

I'm 11weeks 2days, yesterday I had my first early scan due to stomach cramps. It was really emotional.. Saw the baby wiggling about and it waved, we saw its heart beating too! Im still worried about miscarrying as i'm not over the 12week mark just yet.. What are the chances of a miscarriage after seeing your baby on an ultrasound??

Ok I'm six weeks and I have been spotting well this morning when I wpkw up I was bleeding more . went to the ER and they said my cervix was closed and they didn't see any tissue but they told me it was a threatened miscarriage . does anyone have any advice for me????

My sister saw the heartbeat at 8 weeks with her first, then miscarried at 12 weeks. With this past miscarriage she was 11w4d and had yet to have a U/S, so she did not hear or see the heartbeat. They told her the baby stopped growing at 9 weeks. If you saw the baby at 11 weeks, then I do not think that you have anything to worry about. Have you looked up the stats on miscarriage after 11 weeks?

So, my question is, should I conceive this month, what are my chances of having another miscarriage? Has anyone conceived and carried a pregnancy so soon after miscarriage and surgery? Thanks.

hi to everybody. I just posted a question in the wrong place. I am not very good with computers. anyway. I had a miscarriage ten days ago. I was 8 weeks pregnant . the doctor did the scan and he couldn't feel the beat. The baby stopped developing at 6 weeks. i am very sad about it. I had a lot of hope and it was my first pregnancy and I wasn't really aware of the dangers of the first three months.

Women who conceive within six months of a miscarriage instead of waiting up to a year reduce their risk of another miscarriage by one-third, and they also increase their chances of a healthy and successful pregnancy, according to the study, which appears in the journal BMJ. Even though as many as 1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage, recommendations for getting pregnant afterward are all over the map.

Unless they diagnosed you with a medical condition that crossed your miscarriage the likely hood of you being at risk of another is no more likely then some one who has had no previous miscarriages.

Miscarriages are more common than people think. As a matter of fact, about 25 percent of women who become pregnant have a miscarriage at some point in their life. It can even happen early enough that the woman never knows she was pregnant. Between 15 and 20 percent of all diagnosed pregnancies end in a miscarriage in the first or early second trimester. Chance chromosomal errors that occur while the embryo is first developing are the chief causes of most first trimester miscarriages.

I'm so sorry about your three previous losses. There's nothing anyone can ever say to make it better, I know. I've had two, myself, and it's an awful thing. I understand the worry. I didn't want to buy anything for this pregnancy because the first time (after having two normal pregnancies and babies) I went out and got books and clothes right away and m/c 3 days later. With the second I just bought magazines, then m/c.

Women who conceive within six months of a miscarriage instead of waiting up to a year reduce their risk of another miscarriage by one-third, and they also increase their chances of a healthy and successful pregnancy, according to the study, which appears in the journal BMJ. Even though as many as 1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage, recommendations for getting pregnant afterward are all over the map.

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