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Do you bleed?
When you miscarry, do you usually always bleed or have pain?
When I miscarried I just had brown spotting then right as I was losing the baby I got red bleeding miscarriages aren't all the same if you feel you are having one go get checked out
My miscarriage started with cramping and spotting at 8weeks 6 days.I went in and my Dr told me it had stopped developing at 6 weeks. I passed it a week later as a huge blood clot.
When I had one I was cramping a lot for like a few days and also really really heavy bleeding
No my cousin lost hers with out havung symptoms whats so ever, no bleeding no pains no nothing, she thought everything was ok and when she went for her regular check up there was no heartbeat anymore. This was at 12 weeks that she found out but dont know when the heart beat stopped
Last August I started spotting and let it go for a week because I usually do spot with every pregnancy. When I finally went to er the ultrasound showed fetal demise and that the baby stopped growing 2 weeks prior. I went home and it took another week to pass. It was so painful that it reminded me of actual labor with a term baby.
It can take up to a month and a half to Miscarry. You won't have any signs that the baby is gone until you Miscarry.
Not always, I had to have a d&c with my last miscarriage, I was 10wks baby stopped growing at 6wks. I had no signs of that miscarriage
No. I had a miscarriage at 9 weeks. We went to my first so no and they couldn't find a heartbeat. This was 9 weeks 3 days. I hadn't had any signs of a miscarriage, no bleeding, cramps, nothing. I had to wait 5 days before I could have a dnc and didn't have any during that time either.
No. I had a miscarriage at 9 weeks. We went to my first so no and they couldn't find a heartbeat. This was 9 weeks 3 days. I hadn't had any signs of a miscarriage, no bleeding, cramps, nothing. I had to wait 5 days before I could have a dnc and didn't have any during that time either.
Yea. It's usually a lot though. When I had a miscarriage it didn't hurt I just bled. It depends how far along you are
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