depression symptoms after miscarriage

Hello there, indeed it could be sign of depression and depression is pretty common in miscarriage events. You and your boyfriend need each other more than ever so working on your couple could be a good thing. Another option would be to go for a therapy. You are still young so I do really think the depression is temporary and that you don't need medication. I know such event is hard to forget but you will eventually get over it.

It sounds a lot like implantation bleeding to me which is good news. I had it for a week before my BFP. Fingers crossed.

Obviously I cant tell you if its normal after a miscarriage or not, but I can absolutley tell you that the dizzy and shakey inside,ringing ears shortness of breathe are things I went through and sound 100% anxiety related. Who wouldnt feel anxious and a bit paniced after what you've been through... Ive been through just about the worst anxiety has to offer and can tell you that you really need to make every effort not let this cycle get started..Let me explain..

Secondly after having a miscarriage 2 1/2 weeks ago I had sex with my partner after a week without protection (we were thinking of trying again at the time think it was the shock and loss of our beautiful sky) and have done several times since but he pulled out & then yesterday i started taking my pill again & he came inside but i needed the loo so bad I'm sure it all left me I am just wondering what are the chances of me getting pregnant again?

However, if the feeling of depression does not go away, and you are finding it difficult to participate in regular everyday activities, you should seek the help of a counsellor. I went into a deep depression after one of my losses, and did need some help. I wish you peace and healing. Take care.

When I had my miscarriage, I bled for 5 weeks and still had symptoms of being pregnant even though my hcg levels keep falling. My ob said at that time that my body/hormones were having a hard time recognizing that I lost the baby. You might be having lingering symptoms.

I'm really sorry that you're going through this... it's an awful feeling, I know. I had a miscarriage when I was 7 weeks pregnant (also my first time being pregnant) and it was probably one of the worst experiences I've ever had to go through. We tried for 1 1/2 years before we were successful, so like you, I was devastated when I miscarried.

I am a member of the Addiction/Substance Abuse forum who is two months clean from the Percoset I had to take after a serious arm surgery. The road back to mental health after the withdrawl has been long and hard. I am finally getting comforatable in my head again. I am now ready to take the next step and get off the cigarettes. I have been smoking a little less than a pack a day for almost 10 years.

I had a miscarriage last year at 15 weeks and had a d&c. I felt it was the easier option for me then actually going through labor pains with an induction. The hospital experience wasn't awful (the dialation method was uncomfortable, they inserted seaweed stick things in begin the process the night before the procedure, not sure if that is the norm, sorry if tmi) and the recover was easy for me, but the worst thing for me was the depression that came with losing a baby.

the person who did my sonogram said I had a miscarriage because they couldn't hear my babies heart beat im 9 weeks n I had no bleeding no signs what so ever im the let me go home after the sonogram idnt have the d&c the same day , so upset im blaming my self im only 18 n was so excited

I am now only a few days past the point of last miscarriage, but this time have stomach unsettledness, indigestion, bowel pain, and am sooooo tired. Any one gone through a pregnancy after a miscarriage? Did you experience similiar? Am I were I should be?

I had a miscarriage and the symptoms lasted for a while afterwards... I even took a pregnancy test 2 weeks afterwards just to see if the hormones were still in my body, it was positive (I obviously wasn't pregnant). So it can take a couple weeks to get back to normal.

i suffered major depression for many years and delivered 3 healthy babies after miscarriage ... all my babies were PPROM with the earliest at 32 weeks and she is going to college now .. depression takes a toll on the body in ways that could be dangerous to u and ur child ...talk to a good liscensed psychologist with a PHD ... if they feel ur situation needs meds ... even for a short term ... he will refer u to someone to prescribe them ...

I am feelling crampy again and bleeding could this be my first period since miscarriage? It seems very quick after my miscarriage to be my period?

i know i have some kind of depression but i cant afford to go to a thearpist.

However, we do know that most women report some degree of psychological distress after a miscarriage, and that about 1 in 10 women actually meet criteria for major depression. Risk factors for depression after miscarriage include a prior history of depression, having inadequate social supports and being childless. Symptoms of depression include feeling sad or blue, loss of interest in one’s usual activities, and hopelessness.

there are two main reasons for overeating/weight gain after a miscarriage. One reason is simple..hormones. Your body still retains pregnancy hormones for awhile, so it takes the body a little bit of time to figure out that it's not pregnant and to let go of the pregnancy tendencies. The Other reason is a little more complicated....depression.

I know I have to wait to see my OB to confirm, but decided to post this to see if anyone else had experienced symptomless pregnancy after having a miscarriage. (During the last pregnancy which I lost, I did have tons of symptoms--nausea, sore breasts, feeling tired, etc.) Thanks in advance...

Depression symptoms after miscarriage

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