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Early miscarriage
I was just wondering what a early miscarriage would look like. I believe I could have ended up pregnant last month if it wasn't for the car accident because I was having all the symptoms that weren't normal premenstrual for me. I just want to know if it could have happened to me.
Its hard to say,depending on how far you think you were.its much like a period,with alot of cramping.if you were very early it could just look like a bad period,with few clots,its very hard to describe.
It was a heavy period but then again I always get them like that. I do know that the accident caused my period to come earlier because I had just ovulated like 6 days before. I know that you said your period comes 14-16 days after ovulation and I am sure that I ovulated 6 days before. Thanks responding and giving me your thoughts on the matter.
Now that I think about it I was cramping a lot because I remember massaging the area trying to loosen up everything in there. I usually don't get as much of cramps as bloating but I had it pretty bad and a lot of clots.
Its very possible,but its something you will never know,im so sorry i hope you get your bfp again soon,all the best...
Sorry i just noticed after i sent the message,you say you had just ovulated 6 days before,so in fact you probably hadnt had implantation,at that point although it take 5 days onwards for implantation to occur,so when you bleed heavy with clots etc it wouldnt have been pregnancy tissue.as too soon.im guessing it was due to the accident you bleed,maybe you ruptured somthing inside,im sure it will happen though.
if you went to the er aftert the accident then the er would've done a pregnancy test a beta pregnancy if you went to the e.r. but if you didnt then i have heard that it looks like clots that are the size of your fists, or a lot of clotting and back pain and cramping, and whitish greysh matter that comes at the end. but im sorry if you were and lots of babydust coming right at you. maybe this will or the new year it will happen .
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