Ramya,
I am so sorry you had a miscarriage, I know there are a million different emotions going on right now, as well as frustration and saddness that the cause is unknown. How can we be perfectly healthy, live healthy lives, and still miscarry?
The most common reason of miscarriage in the first trimester: the cause cannot be identified. That is not much of a help, I realize. However, what may help is knowing that many of other women have miscarried, and the exact cause can not be identified, either. It helps to know that you did not do anything wrong.
Miscarriage can actually be a sign that our bodies are working correctly. The most common reason our bodies do not continue with a pregnancy is because there was a problem with the fetus, usually something wrong with the chromosomes during the first trimester.
Please consult with your doctor about what is the best method for the miscarriage to be complete. If your doctor gave you a pill, can you tell us what it is? What did your doctor tell you about taking the pill, versus other options? It depends on so many individual factors, but we are happy to talk about all of the options available, and then you and your doctor would need to discuss what option is right for you with your health history, the type of miscarriage you had, etc.
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Ramya,
I am so sorry you had a miscarriage, I know there are a million different emotions going on right now, as well as frustration and saddness that the cause is unknown. How can we be perfectly healthy, live healthy lives, and still miscarry?
The most common reason of miscarriage in the first trimester: the cause cannot be identified. That is not much of a help, I realize. However, what may help is knowing that many of other women have miscarried, and the exact cause can not be identified, either. It helps to know that you did not do anything wrong.
Miscarriage can actually be a sign that our bodies are working correctly. The most common reason our bodies do not continue with a pregnancy is because there was a problem with the fetus, usually something wrong with the chromosomes during the first trimester.
Please consult with your doctor about what is the best method for the miscarriage to be complete. If your doctor gave you a pill, can you tell us what it is? What did your doctor tell you about taking the pill, versus other options? It depends on so many individual factors, but we are happy to talk about all of the options available, and then you and your doctor would need to discuss what option is right for you with your health history, the type of miscarriage you had, etc.
Please let us know how else we can help.
July 11, 2010 - 11:44amThis Comment
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