What are miscarriage symptoms? I have lots of pressure under stomach and cramping went to restroom and bled a bit red red ,
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2 Apr 2024
Signs and Symptoms of Miscarriage
Signs and Symptoms of Miscarriage
Experiencing a miscarriage can be emotionally and physically challenging. It's important to be aware of the signs, symptoms, and emotional responses associated with miscarriage.
Recognizing Signs and Symptoms
- Vaginal Bleeding or Spotting: One common symptom of miscarriage is vaginal bleeding or spotting. While not always indicative of a miscarriage, it's important to consult a doctor for evaluation.
- Severe Belly Pain: Intense abdominal pain is another potential symptom. If accompanied by other signs, it could signal a miscarriage.
- Severe Cramping: Severe cramping is often experienced during a miscarriage. However, the intensity of cramps can vary from person to person.
- Other Symptoms: Other less severe symptoms, such as a dull lower-back ache, pressure, or change in vaginal discharge, can also occur. It's important to note that these symptoms can be caused by factors other than miscarriage.
Understanding the Miscarriage Process
The experience of miscarriage differs for each individual, but there are common symptoms that may occur:
- Cramping: Many people experience cramping during a miscarriage. The intensity of cramps can vary, resembling those of a period or sometimes milder.
- Bleeding: Vaginal bleeding is common, and passing large blood clots, up to the size of a lemon, can also occur. While heavy bleeding might be alarming, it's often considered normal during a miscarriage.
🕒 Duration: Bleeding and cramping can last for a few hours or end relatively quickly. It's advisable to consult a doctor for guidance on managing pain and cramps during a miscarriage.
- Emotional Support: Miscarriage can be emotionally distressing. You may experience a mix of emotions, including disappointment, despair, shock, guilt, grief, and even relief. These feelings are completely normal and tend to fade with time.
- Emotional Healing: Emotional recovery from a miscarriage varies for each person. Surrounding yourself with supportive individuals who understand and acknowledge your feelings can be helpful. If you have a partner, they might also be experiencing a range of emotions; open communication and mutual support are key.
Addressing Multiple Miscarriages
If you've experienced two or more consecutive miscarriages, your doctor might recommend tests to identify any underlying causes. These tests may assess hormonal imbalances, genetic disorders, and other potential issues. Some conditions can be treated to enhance the chances of a successful pregnancy in the future.
Seeing the Embryo or Fetus
Whether you'll see the embryo or fetus during a miscarriage depends on the stage of pregnancy:
- Embryo (Before 8 Weeks): In the early stages, before 8 weeks, the embryo is small and might not be noticeable among bleeding and clots.
- Embryo (8 Weeks or More): If the miscarriage occurs after 8 weeks, you might see the embryo. By 8 weeks, the embryo's length is approximately 1/4 inch (7mm) to 1/2 inch (14mm).
- Fetus (10 Weeks or More): After 10 weeks, the embryo develops into a fetus. The fetus's length is about 1 inch (21mm) to 1.5 inches (40mm) at 10 weeks.
Remember, every individual's experience with miscarriage is unique, and seeking medical advice and emotional support is essential during this time. Your healthcare provider can offer guidance, resources, and assistance in managing both the physical and emotional aspects of a miscarriage.
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Alexis
24 Oct 2023
I’ve had 3 previous miscarriages and I found out that I am 6 weeks pregnant here and so happy to be carrying my miracle. But now that I’m at 7 weeks my symptoms come and go…. Is this normal, I’m so scared by any lack of symptoms or every little cramp #6weeks #7weeks #miraclebaby #rainbowbaby #miscarriage
TeeTee
Hey hun symptoms come on go you should be fine I understand about your loss but you gotta focus on this pregnancy and think positive thoughts wishing you all the best on your pregnancy
27 Mar 2024
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Alexis
Thank you Teetee (love your name). You are so right I do got to focus on what’s ahead of me ❤️ thank you I just get so nervous when I don’t seem to have any symptoms that day
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Kyla
26 May 2023
I literally was having symptoms of pregnancy but now the symptoms are like going away and I just keep assuming that Im going to have a miscarriage 🥺
bailey
im 8 weeks tomorrow and i started to feel the same way. until my nausea just started getting worse. keep your head up high!
Make an appointment to see your doctor and they can help you figure out what’s going on:)
27 Mar 2024
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Kyla
Thank you 🥰 and I have a appointment on the sixth of next month but im like thats to far 🤣
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Diane
17 Dec 2022
All the sudden my stomach felt super tight ..almost took my breath away..I started freaking out so my anxiety kicked in ...then I Googled 🥺 and it said could be early signs of a miscarriage...it also said my pregnancy symptoms would start lessening and I just realized they have my breast aren't sore and my nauseous has gone away..I just went for a sonogram this morning abs everything was fine ...now I'm freaking out ‼️ please pray for us I'm not ok right now🥺
Lizabet
Sometimes Pregnancy symptoms come and go mamas. It’s not a consistent thing for everyone. When I had my two miscarriages I bled and cramped like period cramps but I didn’t feel anything else until my body went into labor to push the baby out.
27 Mar 2024
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Lutisha
8 Dec 2022
So it’s been about 4 weeks since my miscarriage and I’m starting to have slight early symptoms of pregnancy. My man and I believe I am pregnant again but to hold off until New Years to test. 🫣
Eve🌈👶🏽
It's best to hold off. I had my miscarriage almost 11 weeks ago and still show a faint positive (though it's not normal) I did bleed for 8 weeks instead of 2 like normal ppl. I think most ppls hcg level out in 4-9 weeks.
But you can get pregnant a couple week after a miscarriage...... if you do test and it's faint, test again in a few days to make sure it's getting darker. best of luck and baby dust ❤️
27 Mar 2024
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Lutisha
Thank you so much also my levels was at 20 last time checked so they where dropping pretty fast I only bled for a week in a half it was an early miscarriage. But imma wait it out because we don’t want to know this early if I am instead so when I do find out hopefully I’ll be a month pregnant and can get my first ultrasound
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Amanda
13 Nov 2022
To moms who experienced miscarriage and went on to have a normal healthy pregnancy. During your first normal progressing pregnancy, was it normal to have anxiety that something bad was going to happen with the baby. Even though you had normal pregnancy symptoms and no signs of loss. I have my 12 week appointment in a week and I am extremely nervous. Even though everything is progressing like normal. Is this normal anxiety?
Latoya
I had a miscarriage yesterday. When I do try for my rainbow baby I think I’m gonna have this feeling.
27 Mar 2024
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Hannah
I never had a miscarriage but I still was scared that when I got ultrasounds that they would tell me that I miscarried. I didn't even want to tell anyone until the baby was born because I didn't want to have to tell them I miscarried but I ended up telling them around 16 weeks or so that I was pregnant. I think no matter what it's scary to carry a life inside of you
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Toinea
20 Aug 2022
I’m so paranoid because I had an miscarriage before, and now that I’m 8 weeks 6 days, still barely experiencing symptoms 🫠 ..
tori
Don’t stress over the symptoms part.. every pregnancy is different and having symptoms doesn’t mean everything is okay. (With my miscarriage i was still throwing up daily till i was in the hospital bleeding and the baby stopped growing 2 weeks before that.) I know it’s stressful not knowing but u can always go to the er and they might do an ultrasound depending on what you tell them
27 Mar 2024
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Toinea
I’m tryingggg not too, I’m just trying to enjoy it 😅 but you’re right everybody telling me everyone is different
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Michelle
16 Aug 2022
Is right pelvic discomfort normal?? And I stopped getting cramping or symptoms so I’m scared of miscarriage.
Cynthia
Sending prayers ❤️❤️❤️ take a deep breath and think about the positive side of things. Are you not spotting right?
27 Mar 2024
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Michelle
No Im fine I’m just overthinking I think 😅
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Sarah
15 Jun 2022
Anyone almost six weeks and not really have any symptoms? Just tired but not too out of the ordinary. Also so cramps but not major. Had a miscarriage in January So not having barely any symptoms is starting me
Tia
same here. I haven’t had much . Cramping here and there and sore breast on and off
27 Mar 2024
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Sarah
Right. I wouldn’t even say sore breasts. Just like little pain to the nipple in my right breast. Last time I was pregnant, miscarried at 11 weeks, but breasts were so sore. Barely could touch them
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Mmmm
27 Apr 2022
I’m 5 week….. last week I was so nauseous, tired and had sore boobs. This week so far I only have a headache and sore boobs. Could me losing symptoms be a sign of a miscarriage? Or did anyone else experience losing symptoms early?
Madi
Almost week 6 here, week 4 I was nauseous, week 5 I felt great, this week I feel a lil sick again. Symptoms come an go, nothing to be too worried about.
27 Mar 2024
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Lindsay
Yep you’ll lose em and sometimes get ‘em back. I went to dr when I lost mine and everything was perfect then on the way home my symptoms came back full force lol
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