is it possible to keep a baby through all 9 months without having a misscariage?

Question

i had a misscariage 2 months ago and im pregnet again can i have a misscariage again

Answer 1

Not knowing your medical history i can only sumize that there is always a possibility i guess but i would not think about that, the powers of positive thinking are amazing.
Congratulations and I'll keep my fingers crossed for you

Answer 2

The fact that you have gotten pregnant right after a misscariage can give you a higher chance of another. If you know the reason why the first happened that can help. You should definatly talk to your doctor about all the precautions you can take to try to avoid another at all cost. There is however a good chance that nothing will go wrong. Just talk to your doctor and see if you need to relax and take it easy more often or anything else that may decrease your chances of misscariage. But, no matter what you do, some pregnancies are just misscarried bc the body rejects them for one reason or another. The most common reason is that something is wrong or went wrong during the first few weeks/months. Your body aborts bc it knows something is wrong and therefore if it didnt you may end up losing a baby further along in your pregnancy. I will pray for you and hope everything turns out alright.

Answer 3

One out of 4 pregnancies ends in a miscarriage. Not that some women even know it, because it happens so early they simply think it is their period. Pregnancy and the development of the embryo is such an incredible process the real miracle is that it happens at all and a normal child emerges. But it does happen and the odds on your side. Just because you had a miscarriage is no reason to think it will happen again. It is important that you try to have a good attitude about this as your psyche has a lot to do with what and how your body responds. I am curious if they gave you any reason why you miscarried? They usually do not know why, but my concern is that you did become pregnant rather soon after the previous event. Not that I have any definitive data regarding this but it just seems a bit close to have attempted pregnancy again. That is my individual opinion, and not a professional judgment. I do hope all goes well and that this one will fulfill your dreams of becoming a mother. There is nothing else like it that as a women you can experience.

Answer 4

I'm sorry about your loss. It is unfortunately perfectly normal to miscarry - 1/4 of all pregnancies are miscarried through no fault of the mother. And most docs recommend at least 3 months (preferably 6) to try to conceive again. But it's abolsutely possible to go from having one once to having a full term baby the next time. It definitely makes you more paranoid the second time around though - so be sure to have your doc check for the heartbeat - I know that that calmed my nerves.

If you have more then one your doc would want to investigate fertility issues but I wouldn't worry too much since you've only had one (easy to say I know). But just take each day as they come :)

Good luck :) and congratulations.

Edited to add: To the below poster - a D & C is only neccessary if the miscarried baby wasn't expelled from the body - depending on how far along you were when it happened. Your doc would be the only one to tell you if one was required - it's certainly not always.

Answer 5

You can have another miscarriage, sure, but you're more likely to have a full term pregnancy. You'd be suprised if you heard the percentage of pregnancies that end in miscarriage. I don't know the number, but it's high. Talk to friends or other women you know that have had children. Try to take a survey of 10 women and see how many have actually had a miscarriage and then given birth to a healthy child.

Answer 6

Oh Honey of course it is possible to carry a baby full term. Miscarriage sometimes just happen. Sometimes they are Mother Nature's way of letting you know that something was wrong with that baby. I understand your worries though. It ease your mind you should chat with your doctor. They will be able to put your mind at ease about this pregnancy. If there was something seriously wrong with you more than likely it would have been found after your last miscarriage.
Good Luck

Answer 7

Your little girl's fine! My daughter was still toothless at 9 months, too. Our dentist said the later babies get their teeth the better. It means their teeth will be stronger than those who get their teeth earlier. Don't know why that is. A genetic fact or just less exposure to sugary foods? Who knows. He was right, though, because my daughter, now 14, has beautifully strong teeth and no cavities. Your baby's teeth will come in when they're ready!

Answer 8

i know a few women that have had a successful pregnancy after a miscarriage.worrying wont help any so just try to stay calm!when you have a miscarriage at the beginning of pregnancy its usually because theres something wrong with the baby so your bodies trying to help you out in a way.many women actually miscarry before they have children but they dont know it because they assume its just a period!so dont worry and if it doesnt work this time you can try again!good luck to you and i hope it all works out!

Answer 9

you CAN have a miscarriage again, but you could also carry it to term. nobody can say for sure. about 1/3 of all pregnancies end in miscarriage before the first trimester is over. i don't think you should worry about it, just relax and live. and know that what is meant to happen will happen. good luck!

Answer 10

there is always a chance that a woman will miscarry,but the chances increases when you have miscarried more than 3x.Just make sure to get early prenatal care & take your vitamins.That is the best you can do for your baby right now..have a healthy & happy 9 months! Congratulations :)