how do u know the signs of a miscarriage?

Answer 1

Heavy bleeding and clotting, accompanied by severe cramps is usually the first sign that you are having a miscarriage. The bleeding may last up to seven to ten days. Other signs may include weight loss, sharp pain, no fetal movement and suddenly losing your basic pregnancy symptoms. This can sometimes be hard to detect because symptoms change throughout your pregnancy anyway. Learn about the different stages of development and let your doctor know if anything seems off.Also passage of blood clots and tissue[Note: SAVE any tissue that is expelled-it should be examined to determine whether the miscarriage was complete or partial Blood will be red to brown in color. If a clear fluid is discharged, this could indicate rupture of the amniotic sac membranes ("water has broken"). Call a doctor promptly.
back pain and continuosly throwing up if you are worried about anythhing that is happening call the doctors office if it is after hours most have a answering service for emergencies

Answer 2

Most miscarriages occur during the first trimester. Signs of a potential miscarriage are:

Bleeding (with or without pain). Bleeding is the symptom most commonly experienced. Bleeding may be:
Mild Spotting,
Persistent Bleeding,
Heavy Bleeding, or
Passage of Large Clots
There are plenty of women who have bleeding during early pregnancy who do not end up having a miscarriage. Other warning signs may be:
Cramps (menstrual-like)
Aching of the Lower Back
Passage of Tissue
[Note: SAVE any tissue that is expelled-it should be examined to determine whether the miscarriage was complete or partial (see below).]
[Note: Blood will be red to brown in color. If a clear fluid is discharged, this could indicate rupture of the amniotic sac membranes ("water has broken"). Call a doctor promptly.]

Answer 3

What are the Warning signs of Miscarriage:
If you experience any or all of these symptoms, it is very important to contact your doctor or get to a medical facility as soon as possible:

Mild to severe back pain (often worse than normal menstrual cramps)
Weight loss
White-pink mucus
True contractions (very painful happening every 5-20 minutes)
Frequent bowel movements
Brown or bright red bleeding or spotting with or without cramps (20-30% of all pregnancies can experience some bleeding in early pregnancy, with about 50% of those resulting in normal pregnancies)
Tissue with clot like material passing from the vagina
Nausea
Decrease in signs of pregnancy or loss of breast tenderness

Answer 4

Bleeding and cramping.

If a woman experiences spotting (bleeding) it can be a sign of a miscarriage however in early pregnancy spotting can result from the egg implanting in the lining of the uterus.

A pregnant woman should go to the hospital or her ob/gyn if she has bleeding or severe cramping.

Best of health.

Answer 5

There aren't always signs. I lost a fetus in my 5th month. The only way I found out was at a prenatal exam when the doctor could find no heartbeat.

An ultrasound confirmed the baby had died.

Those other answers, though, are true.

Answer 6

Very painful cramping, and really heaving bleeding. Large clots in the blood.

Answer 7

Bleeding, heavy cramping

Answer 8

Dizziness, cramping and bleeding heavily.

Answer 9

You would learn them from a book or by talking to someone.

Answer 10

apotting and cramping