Question 1

i want to have a miscarriage and when to now how please can you help me with it?

Accepted Answer

It's called an...: About 15% of pregnancies naturally miscarry, which is about 1 out of every 7 pregnancies. If a woman wants to "get rid" of her baby fetus, for whatever reason, that's called an elective or a therapeutic abortion. In the U.S., women are free to ask their Ob-Gyn doctors about the available options. Sometimes, abortion is necessary, sometimes not. Proceed cautiously, as it is always a major decision.

Question 2

i want to have a miscarriage and i can't see a doctor what should i do!

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Best to see Dr. but: I don't know why you can't see a doctor. 
Even if you are young you should be able to go to Planned Parenthood.
The safest choice is RU486 which is 95% effective within the first 50 days of pregnancy. Certain herbs can also be effective but should not be tried if more than 6 weeks  since conception- see http://www.sisterzeus.com/Abortif.htm
But I strongly urge you to see a doctor.

Question 3

pregnant an toke too advil (ibuprofen) an one birth control pill want to have a miscarriage was stress out wnt to no if i harm the baby im 3week  pregnan?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely an issue: The medications you noted as a single exposure are unlikely to result in any problems with the baby. The advil (ibuprofen) is considered safe in early pregnancy. The hormone pill can produce problems but the brief exposure and timing at 3 wks makes this unlikely.I wold meet with your pcp or a counselor and talk through your feelings on the issue.Good luck.

Question 4

had a miscarriage , what can i drink to rebuild blood?

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Iron: Here is a link to iron rich foods from the american red cross.  This should help you make some dietary choices that can build back your blood count: http://www.Redcrossblood.Org/learn-about-blood/health-and-wellness/iron-rich-foods.

Question 5

i am afraid i can't get pregnant after my miscarriage, what can i do?

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Pregnancy: Most importantly, let your body heal from the miscarriage.  Good nutrition, rest, hydration and stress reduction are key.  Give yourself at least 3 healthy cycles (menses) before you start to try again.  If you are not under the care of a REI please schedule a consult with one in your area.

Question 6

i had a miscarriage 2months ago and now trying to fall pregnant but scared that i will have another miscarriage, what can i do to prevent a miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

Nervous. : I understand you may be anxious. Miscarriage is relatively common and most likely there is nothing you can do to prevent it. Try again. If you have three miscarriages in a row, seek evaluation for a work up. Some physicians will start a work up after two.

Question 7

i'm 37&1/2 & miscarried in week 6, on 29.1.13. tried this month to get pregnant, but got my period. it's the 3rd period after miscarriage.what can i do?

Accepted Answer

Keep trying: At age 37 getting pregnant may be harder and your miscarriage risk will be higher too. The good news is you were able to get pregnant a few months ago even if it ended in miscarriage. This tells us that you are still fertile. Discuss the plan with your doctor but most would recommend you keep trying for 6-12 months before moving to infertility treatments.

Question 8

i have pcos and i am trying to fall pregnant for a year after a miscarriage. what can i do naturally to help me fall pregnant. i have lost weight. ?

Accepted Answer

Exercise and diet: Suggest exercise and low carb diet is the best for PCOS .

Question 9

i have been wanting to get pregnant but no luck i  tired clomiphene got pregnant and had a miscarriage what can i do if i don't have a regular period?

Accepted Answer

Be seen: You should give in a few months to get re-regulated, then can try the Clomid (clomiphene) again.

Question 10

i have ptt level high i.e 47 which is leading to miscarriages . is there a way to reduce it and bring down to the normal level permanently ? pls suges

Accepted Answer

High ptt: There are many causes of miscarriage. A high ptt is something that should be investigated among other things for general health, not only miscarriage. The reasons for high PTT can be autoimmune disease, liver disease, including hepatitis or other liver infection or infestation. This is something that should be looked at by your doctor or a hematologist.

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Pregnant an toke too advil (ibuprofen) an one birth control pill want to have a miscarriage was stress out wnt to no if i harm the baby im 3week pregnan?

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Had a miscarriage , what can i drink to rebuild blood?

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I am afraid i can't get pregnant after my miscarriage, what can i do?

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I had a miscarriage 2months ago and now trying to fall pregnant but scared that i will have another miscarriage, what can i do to prevent a miscarriage?

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I'm 37&1/2 & miscarried in week 6, on 29.1.13. tried this month to get pregnant, but got my period. it's the 3rd period after miscarriage.what can i do?

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I have pcos and i am trying to fall pregnant for a year after a miscarriage. what can i do naturally to help me fall pregnant. i have lost weight. ?

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I have been wanting to get pregnant but no luck i tired clomiphene got pregnant and had a miscarriage what can i do if i don't have a regular period?

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I have ptt level high i.e 47 which is leading to miscarriages . is there a way to reduce it and bring down to the normal level permanently ? pls suges

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