miscarriage unknown pregnancy

You could be experiencing implantation bleeding especially if you have symptoms! I would try taking a pregnancy test. The other possibility is a chemical pregnancy, which is a very early miscarriage. Some women don't even realize they are/were pregnant- they just have a period that comes a little late and they bleed a little heavier. Take a test and keep track of your bleeding and symptoms! Please keep us updated!

On June 22nd I took a test and it came back positive but it was rather faint. From then on I was dizzy, nauseous, was cramping which wasn't associated with my period and dizzy. Unsure if I was actually pregnant I took another test on July1st, this time I was sure that I was because the test was again positive. On July 4th or 5th I started to bleed. It wasn't as heavy as my normal flow, and only lasted 4-5 days.

Hello, It sounds like you did have a miscarriage for an unknown pregnancy. I found out I was pregnant on Friday, about a week after I should of gotten my period. Yesterday I found out I was having a miscarriage. My doctor said it happends to many women...they dont even know they are pregnant and get what they think is their period but in reality it is a miscarriage. I dont know if it will affect breastfeeding...I would see your ob/gyn.

Copaxone is not known to increase risk of miscarriage, but it must carry the warning. Pregnancy is not dangerous for women with MS. In fact, there is some data that over time it may be beneficial to the course of the disease. I would recommend that you be tested for the MS mimic that does cause increased miscarriages. That is the problem of having blood that forms clots too easily. It goes by several names: Hughes Syndrome, Anti-Phospholipid Syndrome, Sticky Blood Syndrome.

t until my fourth and most recent that my doctor finally did some blood work. Your body can naturally in the pregnancy if it senses that the pregnancy is not viable due to chromosomal abnormalities, low progesterone or other medical problems can attribute to miscarriages. Excessive amounts of caffeine have also been linked to miscarriages in the first trimester. My doctor ran a thrombolytic panel and found that I have 2 blood mutations that cause excessive clotting during pregnancy.

I am just recently finding out my husband and I are pregnant for the second time. Our first pregnancy ended very early at 8 weeks do to an unknown miscarriage. I am not trying to worry about this happening again, but this is weighing heavy on my mind. Should I be worried? I mean what are the chances of a woman having success in a second pregnancy after a miscarriage? Has anyone else experienced this happen to them? Please help ease my mind.

I'm currently 14 weeks 3 days pregnant my previous pregnancy before I had a miscarriage which was incomplete so I needed a dnc my question is can one dnc put you at risk for future pregnancys

Could the LEEP while being pregnant have caused the miscarriage? Were they supposed to give me a pregnancy test before the procedure?

I am almost 5 weeks now on my first pregnancy. Not sure if this is irrational but i keep freaking out that i could eventually have a miscarriage. I dont feel any pain or cramps or no bleeding. But im just scared. Any tips on how not to be so scared.

I was wondering if I possibly had a miscarriage during an unknown pregnancy. I have never had a normal period, I normally have one every other month or I'll skip a couple months. About a week ago I woke up with severe cramps and felt a rush of fluid, so I immediately got up and went to the restroom and was shocked when I found that I had so much blood it had run down my leg almost to the ankle. I thought it might just be my period but I never started after that.

My first pregnancy I had a miscarriage. They gave me an RH shot and I haven't had another one. Sometimes they just happen. It could be there was something wrong with the fetus and your body rejected it.

re smoking crank or somethingit could just be imbalanced hormones in fact ninety percent of the time miscarriage has nothing to do with external things it mostly just means your body rejected the baby it could've been stress I had a miscarriage at five or six weeks and for pregnant just two months later and though it's not recommended I personally think it's fine

5-10% as viability of fetus and heartbeat decreases miscarriage. Any miscarriage before 22weeks (24 in some countries) is due to an infection or other unknown circumstances... But after 24weeks there are 50% chance of saving childs life which is called pre term labor... Third trimester(28-40): 1% chance as i said there are more chances of saving babys life... However according to doctors if heartbeat is seen as early as 6 weeks miscarriage chances drop to 1% which is not entirely true...

I recently had a miscarriage at 20 eeks I went through labor and contractions? I was told that I might possibly have a weak cervix but ob said that might not be my case because I felt the contractions. I'm scared of going through things again I was told on my next pregnancy I should be placed on progesteron injections and possibly have my cervix stiched. I'm so confused and so is my doctor on what happend because all my appoinments everything was great.

Im sure you will have a healthy pregnancy, try not to stress. I miscarried my first pregnancy, missed miscarriage, and with this pregnancy i was completely scared it was going to happen again. So i know how you feel with the unknown. But im 23 weeks with a healthy lil boy. Relax, and before you know it s/he will be kicking you!

I stopped bleeding four days after my miscarriage and had unprotected sex multiple times after that. Considering that my period start date is some what unknown due to the miscarriage I am not sure when I am supposed to start. A few days ago I started getting nauseous throughout the day and my breast have become sore lately. At first I thought it was just period symptoms but they feel nothing like my periods usually do. I have not had any bleeding whatsoever.

Aside from miscarriage since I had one in December, my biggest fear is that my child will have a cleft lip problem and therefore not be able to latch to breast feed and have to have multiple painful surgeries...My husband has one but no one else in his family does soo we aren't sure yet if he carries the specific genes and our kids will definitely have it OR if it was a fluke development prob...

Only 25% of women experience some form of bleeding while pregnant and only 50% of those go on to have a successful pregnancy. If you have reason to suspect you are pregnant, take a home pregnancy test - if negative, repeat in a week and go from there.

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