Yes, as far along as you are, you definitely would know it! It's somewhat painful, like a bad period, and there'd be blood involved. Don't worry, it's normal to be scared of that happening. Just try not to think about it too much.
2007-10-02 04:38:02
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answered by Love to Answer 5
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I have the same feelings. Im 25 weeks pregnant and extremely scared of just the thought of having a miscarriage. But a lot of people have told me it's not likely to have a miscarriage this last into a pregnancy...My doctor also told me that you'll experience a lot of pain and loss of blood.
2007-10-02 04:42:46
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answered by <3LaLa'sMommy! 1
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I had a miscarriage, after which a child no longer lengthy after, then a further miscarriage. Considering I was once informed I'd by no means get pregnant, I regarded that one a blessing. Two years later I pass pregnant once more, and we had fun and idea we would by no means get pregnant once more. Then #three was once born 18 months after #two...WOW! Then #four was once 15 months after #three, then 18 months later #five....we began considering it was once a few sort of cosmic shaggy dog story! #6 was once born 2 years after #five, and quantity seven (we name her seven of 7) was once born 2 years after #6. My SIL additionally confronted a couple of miscarriages, 4 or 5 I consider, she stopped telling us after a at the same time. She bought pregnant approximately ten years in the past even though, after which popped out FIVE in ten years. So we are each rather joyful with our little benefits. I'm sorry in your loss, I have no idea what else to let you know besides to hold your hopes up. I by no means idea I'd be so blessed, and I recollect the ones days of dread, each and every month of praying. We have been complete nuts throughout our pregnancies, specifically on the grounds that all of our miscarriages have been after 12 weeks...some distance into the trimester of 'safeguard'.
2016-09-05 14:40:37
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answered by ? 4
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Severe, painful cramping and extreme amounts of bleeding are the signs of miscarriage. At 18wks, medical intervention would be required due to excessive blood loss and to help pass the baby.
2007-10-02 04:42:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Im debating to answer this honestly cause i dont want to scare u but just know that stresing of miscariag will not help you not have one your chances are more slim now and if you are not high risk you should be out the way of one. in very rare cases (like mine) I was 25 wks pregnant and my daughter passed inside but i had problems in the begining I blead the whole time and i had little to no water inside the sac so if u have had no problems then try to read a book to the baby or sing to him or her play relazing music for the baby to divert your thoughts of having one. the worst thing u can do is stress and its out of love but its good for your baby to be read to and stuff! my experience is due to medical conditons so if u are reletively healthy and had no problems then you are ok!
but honeslty miscarriages are not like an instant cramping and bleeding it all depends on the reason of miscariage and there are normally signs of on before it happens. ive got through it 7 times but i do have 2 sons and im pregnant now just found out, and its easy for me to worry cause ive miscarried so many times, but i am doing yoga and i swim so good luck to you and your baby congrats!
2007-10-02 04:50:19
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answered by laylajai74 5
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You would know, especially at 18 weeks. There would be significant pain/cramping and eventually loss of blood.
But don't worry, at 18 weeks your risk of miscarriage is almost zero.
2007-10-02 04:37:23
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answered by Veritas 7
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