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In early pregnancy-vaginal bleeding and cramping, like a period. Your doctor can do an ultrasound to check for fetal heart tones. Also, a blood test for HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) can be checked several days apart. If the pregnancy is still viable, it will be rising.
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Would you know if you had a miscarriage?
Yes. If you have a period then you have had a misscarriage. No. Not all the time... Just cause you have a period don't mean that you had a misscarriage. Many woman have there peroids while they are pregnant.
If you work out will you have a misscarriage?
No, exercise is a must when pregnant.
Does misscarriage include throwing up?
Not usually, no.
Can mashing the stomach cause misscarriage?
No, the body protects it.
Can a 13 year old have a baby without a misscarriage?
yes
How soon after a misscarriage will a pregnancy test work?
after you have your first 'normal' period.
Can a woman get pregnant after a misscarriage?
yes you can, just wait a wile though
Does a miscarriage hurt?
It totally depends on the person, and how far gone they are. It does not always hurt. I had a misscarriage over a month ago, and i did not suffer any pain at all. Although my friend has a misscarriage last year and was in really bad pain. Its the same with bleeding, I had a light period, but then again my friend just had a really heavy bleed for an hour or so. It all depends on the person, and how far along you are.
Will planting a birth control pill in the uterine wall give a misscarriage?
No, it won't.
You are 5-6 weeks pregnant and heave developed a yellow thickish discharge you also have light cramps which come and go Is this normal?
It is very possible you are having a miscarriage. The best thing to do is see your doctor to make sure everything is okay, but these are signs of a misscarriage.
How is embryo splitting carried out?
i need help my friend thinks she is haveing a misscarriage what should she do
Im not sure if you were pregnant and think you may have a misscarriage your period was normal?
Visit a doctor
