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Miscarriage<\/h1>\n

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What does vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy mean, what is a miscarriage, what if a miscarriage has been diagnosed?<\/p>\n

A number of questions that we answer below.<\/p>\n

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Miscarriage \/ Blood loss in the first trimester<\/b><\/h2>\n

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Why does blood loss occur in the beginning of the pregnancy?<\/b><\/h3>\n

Blood loss in the first three months of the pregnancy can have a number of different causes. More often than not it is harmless and stops spontaneously. About half of the cases of blood loss in early pregnancy will result in a miscarriage. This is normally coupled with menstrual cramps and abdominal pain.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

What is a miscarriage?<\/b><\/h3>\n

A miscarriage is the loss of an early pregnancy. There are different types of miscarriages depending on the stage of pregnancy in which the miscarriage occurs. In a normal pregnancy an embryonic sack is formed around a vital embryo. In the case of an early miscarriage the growth stops at an early stage of development and no embryo is formed. In this instance when we carry out an (internal) ultrasound scan there will only be an embryonic sack visible. In the case of a later miscarriage, the pregnancy will have developed further and an embryo will be visible on an internal ultrasound scan. The embryo will show no heart activity and will usually be smaller than expected. This sort of miscarriage often occurs without symptoms, or sometimes there may be some blood loss and light abdominal pain. When the uterus expels the pregnancy, the cervix opens and there will be blood loss and abdominal cramps. The chance of this process occurring naturally is high. When the pregnancy is expelled, the pain and blood loss will stop and the cervix will close. Occasionally the uterus will not expel the pregnancy completely and some tissue may remain in the uterus, in this case the miscarriage is incomplete. A miscarriage cannot be prevented or treated.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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What happens when is miscarriage is diagnosed? <\/b><\/h3>\n

You can choose to wait for nature to take its course and allow the miscarriage to occur spontaneously or you can choose to have a medical procedure to remove the remaining tissue from the uterus.<\/span><\/p>\n