To those who experienced the heartache of miscarriage - what were your warning signs?

Question

thanks :)

Answer 1

Bleeding... that's how mine started. Light the first day, then darker each day until I started passing clots.

Answer 2

I had some spotting with s*x and was put on bed rest. They told me maybe it was just placenta previa and not to worry about it. Things seemed to get better after the bedrest and we heard the heartbeat and everything.

The day before we were supposed to find out if we were having a boy or a girl, I started bleeding. I went to the ER and they couldn't find a heartbeat. Even though I was supposed to be at 20 weeks, the baby was only 16 weeks old and no heartbeat.

The ER discharged me home to miscarry at home (!!!!) It was the most heartbreaking experience of my life. At my follow up the next day they kept asking me if I brought the baby with me. Ummm. No. I didn't know I was supposed to bring it with me.

If you are experiencing any signs of a miscarriage (cramping or bleeding, even if its spotting) see your doctor right away or go to the ER. If you have miscarried, I'm so very sorry for your pain.

Answer 3

None. It all started when I started bleeding and cramping. We lost one of twins ( the other survived and is now 2.)

Answer 4

None. I went to get my ultra sound and they found no heart beat at 7 weeks.

Answer 5

found out yesterday i was going to miscarry baby #4.  Went in for ultrasound and found out i have a blighted ovum.  First signs for me were spotting and cramping.

Answer 6

Very bad cramping followed by severe bleeding. Horrible experience.

Answer 7

Bleeding - light at first then heavier and heavier with cramps.  It was awful.  I wish that on no one.

Answer 8

Hey there!  I have answered a couple of your questions re: miscarriage.  I was curious if you went to a Dr. and/or if you found out what was going on??  I hope you didn't miscarry. Please keep us posted..

Answer 9

heavy bleeding. from brown to red with clots. but some light bleeding can be normal but call your dr and let them know.