I am ten weeks pregnant and I had heard the heartbeat at 9 weeks. Can I still have a miscariage?

Question

I've already have had 3 miscariages but each time I never heard the heart beat. Thank You!

Answer 1

Unfortunately, you are still at risk for miscarriage until the second trimester. Even in the second trimester, you still have a risk, even though it is less. Please talk to your OB about your concerns; they will be able to give you the most accurate answer for you.

Answer 2

Congratulations, you are 10 weeks pregnant,
go and teat yourself with various types of bubble bath products and scented candles, massage your body with johnsons baby oil after bath, in other words

RELAX

Go to work wear low heel shoes and message your feet with lavender oil at the end of the day.

Get some fresh bananas and 4 pint of milk gallon make yourself a nice banana shake as thick or as thin as you like.

think about the beach and the lighthouses you could visit when the baby is old enough to read the lighthouse keepers books.

Let your partner do most of the house work.

Have a day or two just lying in bed enjoying your partner before you get the proper alarm clock ( i mean the baby) try and not think about it.

I was in the same position as your self and found very hard to do anything however we now have a 6 year old and a 4 year old. We Still have about a year of larm clock to deal with. LOL

You be find All the best.

Answer 3

Try not to think miscarriage to much, this in it's self can bring one on, think positive, you have a healthy baby and all is well. Unfortunately you are not out of the woods yet, once the heartbeat has been heard the chance of miscarriage does drop. Good luck with everything, I hope all goes well for you xx

Answer 4

even though your risks dramatically decrease after 12 weeks, your never really in the clear until the baby is born. Just do what the doctor says, eat healthy and take care of your self, try not to stress if you do it only makes things worse. Just keep your mind busy. Read a book, take up a hobby. Good luck

Answer 5

I would just try and stay calm not worry about having a miscarriage. Yes there is a chance that you could still miscarry, but after you hear a strong heart beat the chances go way way down.

Answer 6

Your chances of a miscarriage will go down about 90% once you get to about 12 weeks. There is still a chance after that but its so slim that its almost never happens. Every week that you are pregnant your chances of having a miscarriage lessen though....good luck.

Answer 7

Its a possibility but everything looks promising. Just take it easy and try not to worry. The risk of miscarriage drops significantly after about 12 weeks so your nearly in the "safety zone".

Good Luck!!

Answer 8

You can actually miscarry at any time during the pregnancy. However, the chance of miscarriage are higher during the first 12 wks; then chances get slimmer the further along you are. Make sure you're taking your prenatals, eat healthy, and just relax. You should be fine this time.

Answer 9

Unfortunately, yes. You are at risk until you're out of the first trimester, even if you hear a heartbeat.

Just be positive and take care of yourself. Good luck!

While you are at risk of losing the baby at any time, it's only called a miscarriage if it happens in the first trimester.

Answer 10

The chance of miscarriage is greater before 12 weeks but dont be thinking its going to happen just because it happened before. You could do without the stress! Just relax an look 4ward to your 12 week scan. Im sure everything will be fine. x

Answer 11

i replaced into so scared. I went in to the docs at 6 weeks or 7 and that they won't pay attention the midsection beat... so as that they did an ultrasound and observed the baby and the heart beat. i did not pay attention the midsection beat till i replaced into approximately 14 to fifteen weeks, and it replaced into very faint, it replaced into a hundred and sixty beat according to minute. It replaced into sooo spectacular. I wish you success, and don't difficulty...that places rigidity on the baby.