Question 1

do miscarriages give you sharp lower back pain?

Accepted Answer

They can: but unless you are 100% certain of being pregnant and having reasons for miscarriage concern, I'd look for another cause first.

Question 2

lower back pain and belly cramps. 9 weeks. miscarriage?

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Its possible: Those certainly could be signs of a miscarriage.  See your ob.

Question 3

i'm working physically very hard after my miscarriage is just over. having lower back pain. it is worse on right side. is it any.infection or work?

Accepted Answer

Any other symptoms?: Are there any other symptoms aside from back pain that could suggest a urinary tract infection?  Fever, chills, burning upon urination, frequency or urgency, thinking you got a lot in your bladder and you only piddle?  Anyways, the only way to know FOR SURE would be to get a urine sample tested.  See your doctor and they'll help you figure it out.

Question 4

can an ovarian cyst cause lower back pain(current) ? can a ovarian cyst cause a miscarriage (3yrs ago) ? diagnosed a week ago with ovarian cyst .

Accepted Answer

Ovarian cyst: Pain from the very insist would normally be filled in front and to one side or the other. However it is possible to have pain in the back from the cyst.            Ovarian cysts again not the usual cause of miscarriages however, you can get a hemorrhagic corpus luteum cyst which lowers the Progesterone level which leads to miscarriage. Not a typical cause of miscarriage… But I have seen situations where Progesterone levels are very low in the presence of such assist. Check Progesterone levels and supplement if needed

Question 5

2 weeks after my period i started been experiencing 2 days of light spotting followed by 2 days of  heavy spotting with clots ranging from dime to quarter size as well as lower back pain and cramping should i be concerned that it may be miscarrying or can

Accepted Answer

Dysfunctional clots: Although if your "period" was on time, and normal as usual,  it is unusual for clots to occur two weeks after a cycle at age 28.  Irregular spotting and clots with cramping can indicate an ectopic pregnancy, and your "period" might just have been bleeding and not a "real period".  Get a serum HCG test , and if negative, see your healthcare provider for an exam and ultrasound.

Question 6

i am experiencing heavy bleeding with huge blood clots cramping and lower back pain. can this be a sign of miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Sometimes a woman can miscarry without actually missing a period, since you didn't mention your period, i'm going to assume this might be the case with your question. Blood clots can mean miscarriage, can also mean excess estrogen or excess progesterone. Back pain often accompanies when there is a lot of blood going through the cervix or passage of clots.

Question 7

low back pain in early pregnancy mean miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

No not necessarily: U can have low back pain without that, your OB can do blood work and an ultrasound to make sure everything is ok or not.

Question 8

i just had my period 2 weeks ago and am now bleeding again, having lower back pain and pains in pelvic area..could this be a miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

If unprotected: yes: however, if you are not pregnant you should see your GYN for female hormone and thyroid hormone evaluation and...time for BC pills PLUS condoms.

Question 9

i think i may be having an early miscarriage. having lower back pain and really heavy bleeding followed by  cramps. plus white  jelly like discharge ?

Accepted Answer

Check a pregnancy: test.  If negative, wait a week and check it again.  You need at least 2.  The bleeding associated with pregnancy in the first trimester is almost always miscarriage.  Go to GYN or family doctor to make sure you do not have a bladder infection or vaginal infection, which could cause the discharge above.

Question 10

5 days late w/ pinkish clear discharge. mild cramps/lower back pain. 29 day regular cycle - neg hpt on day 3. pregnant /possible miscarriage or late?

Accepted Answer

Need to redo: You may wish to repeat the test in 4-5 days, if you do not get a regular period by then. Use first morning urine and follow the instructions for the test carefully.
If you do not wish to be pregnant, use contraception all the time, every time. You may consider implanted contraceptive, or IUD. 
Practice safe sex.

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Do miscarriages give you sharp lower back pain?

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Lower back pain and belly cramps. 9 weeks. miscarriage?

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I'm working physically very hard after my miscarriage is just over. having lower back pain. it is worse on right side. is it any.infection or work?

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Can an ovarian cyst cause lower back pain(current) ? can a ovarian cyst cause a miscarriage (3yrs ago) ? diagnosed a week ago with ovarian cyst .

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2 weeks after my period i started been experiencing 2 days of light spotting followed by 2 days of heavy spotting with clots ranging from dime to quarter size as well as lower back pain and cramping should i be concerned that it may be miscarrying or can

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I am experiencing heavy bleeding with huge blood clots cramping and lower back pain. can this be a sign of miscarriage?

A member asked:

Low back pain in early pregnancy mean miscarriage?

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I just had my period 2 weeks ago and am now bleeding again, having lower back pain and pains in pelvic area..could this be a miscarriage?

A member asked:

I think i may be having an early miscarriage. having lower back pain and really heavy bleeding followed by cramps. plus white jelly like discharge ?

A member asked:

5 days late w/ pinkish clear discharge. mild cramps/lower back pain. 29 day regular cycle - neg hpt on day 3. pregnant /possible miscarriage or late?

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