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[Juicy210]

Does a Miscarriage Really Hurt && Painful??

[Mrsgodwin]

The doctor should be able to tell if it's ectopic asap! They checked me for it  and your stomach usually doesn't get hard until you start showing a little.

[daninicole21]

Can u help me. Do u know how far along you have to be to be able to tell I'd it's ectopic or not?  And I'm not constipated really and when does your stomach start getting hard.

[Juicy210]

I'm Sorry to hear that, && Thanks for sharing that with me

[Mrsgodwin]

I had 2 miscarriages before this pregnancy and the first one I was 4 months and yes it hurt terribly. And I poured lots of blood. But that last one I was only 5 weeks pregnant so it started with a little cramping and small amount of red blood and then it started pouring blood and I was cramping pretty bad. It was like period cramps. And usually you pass clots/tissue

[Juicy210]

Dang, That's So Scary.... I just pray I hear a heart beat when I go to the Doc

[daninicole21]

How far along do u have to be before u can tell if it is an ectopic pregnancy?

[daninicole21]

How far along do u have to be before u can tell if it is an ectopic pregnancy?

[GeekMom1213]

Not necessarily. I suffered an incomplete miscarriage at 12 weeks that was extremely painful, in fact it hurt more than naturally delivering my 9 lb full term baby. But I also suffered a missed miscarriage at 11 weeks that showed no symptoms at all. No pain, no cramping, no bleeding, nothing.
Many women, especially in early miscarriages, will pass the blood and tissue with minimal or no pain. It can be a very different experience depending on a whole bunch of different factors. But pain isn't necessarily present.

[Juicy210]

That's What Scares me, But Thanks

[Tavi12]

Not all the times