Sadly I miscarried at 7+2 but what was strange is that there was no heavy bleeding like a lot of women at the same stage of pregnacy described. I know everyone looks for a reason why, and I think it's beacuase we feel have to know. But I read how when there is a chromosome defect blood polyps develop arounf the fetous and the the women can start to bleed heavily then the miscarriage may occur naturally or may require a D&C.
I knew something was wrong I just knew it so I was actually doing a pregnancy test when I felt myself miscarry. I held my my miscarried foetus in my hands it was in the sac with the cord attached to the placenta it was horrific to see it all like that and I was devastated and inconsolable at the time. It was a compleate miscarage but i have just had light bleeding since and my scan showed the lining of my uterus was very thin so there was no build up of blood to expel it. I feel like I'm bleed from where he placenta was attached from the uterus.
I feel that my miscarriage was due to overheating on the Saturday and that evening. Because I fell asleep on the sofa my husband tried to wake me to come to bed but I was soo exhausted I insisted I would sleep there. I remember half waking several times through the night with the room being far too hot (a modern house with crazy thick insulation we need the windows open all the time, the windows were NOT open on this evening) I was sweating a lot but I was in a king of hot sleep coma that I couldn't wake up fully from, I even remember thinking I must get up its not good for the baby if I overheat but I just kept falling back asleep! In the morning I knew something was wrong! And that's when it happened. Has anyone else experienced a miscarriage like mine with little to no blood when you actually miscarried a 'compleate miscarriage' then light to mid bleeding after?
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Miscarriage at 7+2 'compleat miscarriage' very little amount of bood!
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BoobsTooBig · 17/07/2013 14:53
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