No, because the mother is the supply of oxygen and nutrients.
No, a sac grows to accommodate the fetus and if the fetus us dead it does not grow anymore.
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Both needs to be examined to see what the cause of death is and then the family can decide if they should be buried together or separately. Usually it's together.
Wouldn't know unless there was more detail. There are many circumstances that can cause a miscarriage or a birth ending in stillbirth prematurely.
You mean can a woman live with a dead baby. The answer is yes, however the dead fetus could cause complications and may eventually kill the mother.
If there is no risk to the other baby, then you can go to full term, or even premature labor. The fetus will have past on and eventually deminimize.
No, quite the opposite. Vomiting is very common in pregnancy due to the extra hormones. It is most common during the early stages (1-12 weeks) and is not a sign that the baby has died.
If the fetus dies the mothers body will reject it and pass the baby out of the body, to protect the mother. The condition is known as "Stillborn"
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The fetus is generally already dead when the miscarriage occurs.
Some fetus' need to be removed, but most will come out (if before 12 weeks) usually after 12 weeks it will be removed, it is very dangerous that the fetus is still in the mother, this can cause blood poisoning which can lead to death of the mother if not treated fast. Although, in rare cases fetuses have been known to remain for years and even decades.
You will get infections since the remains start to deteriorate. Fever, stomach pains, discolored and smelly discharge etc.