How much bleeding is normal during miscarriage?

Answer 1

I'm having a miscarriage. How much bleeding is normal during a miscarriage?

Any bleeding is serious including bleeding during a miscarriage.

If you are having a miscarriage and bleeding anymore than your normal period then you need to call help immediately!!!

It is not normal in any case what so ever to be loosing more blood then a normal period during a miscarriage.

The only thing that should be coming out is clumps and clots of blood that are red fleshy looking. And you should have the same amount of liquid blood coming out as your normal heavy period.

If anymore is coming out than what a pad can soak up within half an hour (in other words if you need to change your pad every 30 min's or less then..) THEN YOU ARE IN SERIOUS DANGER AND NEED TO GO TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OR BETTER YET CALL AN AMBULANCE! Don't think you will just be ok.

What's most likely happening is that a big clot of blood (a red flesh looking substance) or any other such solid part or parts from the pregnancy are stuck making your body try to "bleed" them out by flushing blood past it. Meaning that the red flesh like substance or other such solid part won't shift until the doctor removes it, meaning it will make you continue to bleed over the course of several hours until you then pass out and eventually die. So do something about it now! Call an ambulance or go to the hospital emergency!

Info thanks to JMJ