Yes, the hCG can remain in the body for up to six weeks after a miscarriage. The tests done by a doctor can show if the level is rising or not. If everything is OK, the levels will be going up.
yes. i have had a miscarriage and my stomach has stayed hard.
Yes it will show positive until the hormones have settled. After a miscarriage it takes time until they change from being set on pregnant.
After a miscarriage i am sure that you can eat normal foods, Just eat like you where before pregnancy or just eat what you want to eat nothings going to change :):) im sorry to hear that you have had a miscarriage :(:(
If the miscarriage was recent, yes, probably. I took a pregnancy test on the day I started bleeding from my miscarriage and it was positive. The ER docs said that only conformed the presence of pregnancy hormones, not whether it was a viable pregnancy. However, my midwife took blood a week later and advised me to take another pregnancy test at the end of the month to confirm my pregnancy hormones were going away. She said if the test was positive in a month, and I was sure I wasn't pregnant again, to come back in and make sure there wasn't something additionally wrong, a thing called a molar pregnancy. if its an early miscarriage there may be no hormones left after a week of bleeding and it will come back negative.
Once a pregnancy is established, no. The pills can only prevent pregnancy ( though they are not 100% effective) if given the time to saturate your bloodstream and taken daily to prevent pregnancy. Taking the pills, if you haven't been taking them to prevent pregnancy, will not cause a miscarriage. I suggest going to a doctor.
With every pregnancy it's most likely going to be different. There might be a lot in common but expect some differences too.
Sorry, unfortunately there isn't any why to stop an miscarriage from happening.Usually there are no known reasons for a miscarriage. Sometimes nature's way of ending a pregnancy that was going wrong. A healthy diet for both you and your partner may help you achieve a successful pregnancy. This would include stopping smoking, reducing your alcohol intake and participating in regular excercise. FOLIC ACID suppliments before pregnancy up to the 12th week of pregnancy may also help . You can discuss all this with your doctor or pharmacist
all i am going to say is go to the hospital please
No. It is not advisable to travel during the process of a miscarriage. There are complications which may require medical attention, especially the risk of excessive bleeding.
She's pregnant if the test shows positive
If it doesn't give you a positive answer the best would be going to the doctor and get tested there.