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Vitamin D May Lower Miscarriage Risk

22.12.2020
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Oktay Kutluk
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Early miscarriage 25 things to know when trying to conceive

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Early miscarriage 25 things to know when trying to conceive

Dr Randy Morris MD teaches everything you should know about Early Miscarriage..
Stay tuned to the end for advice about getting pregnant again after an early miscarriage..
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The first and maybe the most important thing to know about early miscarriage is that is extremely common. Between 50 to 60% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage. Of those, about half are very early miscarriages which often occur before a woman even knows she is pregnant..
An early miscarriage is defined as a pregnancy loss that occurs during the first 13 weeks of pregnancy. But really, most early miscarriages occur before your doctor can see a fetus with heart motion on an ultrasound which is typically around 7 to 8 weeks..
The good news is that if you have an early pregnancy and are experiencing vaginal bleeding, but your doctor can see fetal heart motion on ultrasound, 95% of those pregnancies will go on to result in a viable baby..
A slow heart rate on ultrasound, however, is a concerning sign. A slow heart rate is seen in nearly 70% of early miscarriages. Stated another way, the likelihood of having an early miscarriage is 30 times higher if the ultrasound shows a low heart rate. A slow heart rate in combination with vaginal bleeding is seen in 85% of early miscarriages. How slow is slow? If the measured heart rate is less than 110 bpm, then that is of concern.
A number of things can cause an early miscarriage. The most common cause is the embryo or fetus does not have the correct number of chromosomes. A normal fetus has 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent. 60-70% of early miscarriages are found to have an incorrect number of chromosomes. As women get older, this number gets higher. So older women are more likely to have a miscarriage and any given miscarriage is more likely to be from a chromosome problem..
Other things that probably increase therisk for early miscarriage include:
Smoking.
Drinking Alcohol.
Caffeine.
Obesity.
Taking supplements (other than prenatals).
Things that do NOT cause early miscarriage include.
Stress.
Having sex during pregnancy.
Exercise during pregnancy.
Using birth control before pregnancy.
Falling during pregnancy.
Getting hit in the abdomen.
Morning sickness.
In fact, women with morning sickness have a lower risk of miscarriage..
The most common signs and symptoms of early miscarriage are vaginal bleeding and cramping. However, these symptoms are also pretty common in women who do not go on to have an early miscarriage..
If you are pregnant and have bleeding, please contact your doctor for further evaluation. Your doctor will want to get a blood test to measure your hCG levels and an ultrasound. This is important to do because some women with early pregnancy bleeding may actually have a tubal pregnancy which is less common but much more dangerous..
One of the most common questions I get asked is: Can an early miscarriage be prevented? The answer depends on whether your are already pregnant. If you are not pregnant and you are trying to prevent an early miscarriage in your next pregnancy, then there are a number of things you can do..
Stop those bad habits, Avoid alcohol, cigarettes and caffeine. If you are overweight lose weight. If you are older, ask your doctor about IVF combined with testing the embryos for chromosome abnormalities..
If you have had multiple early miscarriages, meaning three or more, see you doctor to be evaluated for recurrent pregnancy loss. There may be treatable problems that can be found.
If you are already pregnant, besides the things I discussed before, there is probably not much you can do. Bed rest will not help. Avoiding stress will not help though it may make you feel better. Taking progesterone supplements have been recommended in the past but there really is very little evidence that it will reduce the chance for an early miscarriage. But, it probably won’t harm anything..
Another question I get all the time is: How soon can you try to conceive after having had a miscarriage? In the past, doctors told patients, without any evidence, to wait at least three months. However, we have solid scientific data that shows; attempting pregnancy again right away, as soon as you start ovulating will increase the chance for a successful pregnancy. This could happen within a few weeks of an early miscarriage..
Finally, if you need fertility treatment to conceive, we recommend that you evaluate the uterine cavity before starting treatment again..
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How I Cured My Infertility (Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Chronic Miscarriage)

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How I Cured My Infertility (Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Chronic Miscarriage)

I tried for nearly 10 years to have a baby. I ended up miscarrying 23 times, but apparently the 24th time was the charm..
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Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy & breastfeeding Dr Reinhold Vieth

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Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy & breastfeeding Dr Reinhold Vieth

Dr Reinhold Vieth is Professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences, and the.
Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, University of Toronto. He is an internationally recognized expert on the clinical nutrition of vitamin D as well as its pharmacology and safety. His research has followed vitamin D from the basic science lab to bone health and osteoporosis and cancer. His current focus includes the role of vitamin D deficiency in gestational diabetes and multiple sclerosis, including clinical trials of vitamin D treatment.

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PAS: Vitamin D Cuts Risks of Pregnancy

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PAS: Vitamin D Cuts Risks of Pregnancy

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VANCOUVER Women who took high doses of vitamin D during pregnancy had a significantly reduced risk of co-morbidities, including premature birth, results of a randomized trial showed..
In a logistic regression analysis controlling for race, women getting the highest of three daily doses of vitamin D had half the risk of co-morbidities as those in the control group. The relative risk was 0.50, with a 95% confidence interval from 0.27 to 0.95, which was significant at P=0.03..
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LOW VITAMIN D LINKED TO DIFFICULTY CONCEIVING A BABY

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LOW VITAMIN D LINKED TO DIFFICULTY CONCEIVING A BABY

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Studies suggest that women with low vitamin D levels may be less likely to have a baby after assisted reproductive technology than those with normal vitamin D levels. Researchers found that women with correct levels of vitamin D were 34 percent more likely to have a positive pregnancy test, 46 percent more likely to achieve a clinical pregnancy and a third more likely to have a live birth than women with low levels of vitamin D. They also pointed out that the findings only show an association and do not prove that vitamin D supplements would improve a woman’s chances of having a baby. Watch the video to learn more about vitamin D and fertility or infertility..
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Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of Miscarriage Daily Health Update w/ Sparta Chiropractor

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Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of Miscarriage Daily Health Update w/ Sparta Chiropractor

Newton Andover NJ chiropractor Dr. William Holdsworth DC from Pain Relief Chiropractic LLC does today’s daily health update. Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of Miscarriage..
An examination of the vitamin D levels of 1,200 women with a history of miscarriage showed that those who had vitamin D levels of 30 ng/mL or more were 10% more likely to become pregnant within the next six months and 15% more likely to have a live birth than women with lower vitamin D levels..
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The Vitamin That May Reduce Risk of Having a Miscarriage

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The Vitamin That May Reduce Risk of Having a Miscarriage

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Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage. The researchers reported that by the eighth week. Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage.

The researchers reported that by the eighth week of pregnancy, vitamin D levels were no longer linked to pregnancy loss. The findings were published May 30 in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. Women who had sufficient preconception vitamin D concentrations were 10 percent more likely to become pregnant and 15 percent more likely to have a live birth, compared to those with insufficient concentrations of the vitamin.

Among women who became pregnant, each 10 nanogram per milliliter increase in preconception vitamin D was associated with a 12-percent lower risk of. Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage. The researchers reported that by the eighth week of pregnancy, vitamin D levels were no longer linked to pregnancy loss. The findings were published May 30 in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage.

The researchers reported that by the eighth week of pregnancy, vitamin D levels were no longer linked to pregnancy loss. The findings were published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage. The researchers reported that by the eighth week of pregnancy, vitamin D levels were no longer linked to pregnancy loss. The findings were published May 30 in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.

Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage. The researchers reported that by the eighth week of pregnancy, vitamin D levels were no longer linked to pregnancy loss. The findings were published May 30 in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.

Among the women who got pregnant, every 10 ng/mL increase in vitamin D before conception was associated with a 12 percent lower risk of miscarriage. The researchers reported that by the eighth week of pregnancy, vitamin D levels were no longer linked to pregnancy loss. The findings were published May 30 in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. Vitamin D May Lower Miscarriage Risk Women who’ve had a miscarriage are more likely to get pregnant and have a baby if they have adequate levels of vitamin D, new research indicates.

0 Results. Researchers found that women with sufficient levels of Vitamin D were 10 percent more likely to become pregnant and 15 percent more likely to have a.

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This evidence also fits together with studies finding that supplementing with vitamin D can help prevent other related complications during pregnancy, including low birth weight and preeclampsia, a condition involving high blood pressure during pregnancy, typically due to immune and hormonal disruptions.

“Brain Health From Birth: Nurturing Brain Development During Pregnancy and the First Year” by Rebecca Fett
from Brain Health From Birth: Nurturing Brain Development During Pregnancy and the First Year
by Rebecca Fett
Franklin Fox Publishing LLC, 2019

Similarly while some studies have associated higher maternal intake of vitamin D during pregnancy with lower risk of childhood asthma and allergy in the offspring [128,129], other studies have found supplemental vitamin D use during pregnancy to increase the risk of childhood asthma and atopy [130e132].

“Vitamin D: Two-Volume Set” by David Feldman, J. Wesley Pike, John S. Adams
from Vitamin D: Two-Volume Set
by David Feldman, J. Wesley Pike, John S. Adams
Elsevier Science, 2011

Maternal vitamin D status may also be an independent risk factor for preeclampsia; supplementation may be helpful in promoting neonatal well-being and preventing preeclampsia.46 Vitamin D deficiency is also associated with increased odds of having a primary cesarean section.

“Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies E-Book” by Steven G. Gabbe, Jennifer R. Niebyl, Henry L Galan, Eric R. M. Jauniaux, Mark B Landon, Joe Leigh Simpson, Deborah A Driscoll
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by Steven G. Gabbe, Jennifer R. Niebyl, et. al.
Elsevier Health Sciences, 2016

It is now recognized that pregnant women are at high risk for vitamin D. Furthermore, vitamin D deficiency increases risk of having preeclampsia (71) and a caesarian section (72).

“Vitamin D: Physiology, Molecular Biology, and Clinical Applications” by Michael F. Holick
from Vitamin D: Physiology, Molecular Biology, and Clinical Applications
by Michael F. Holick
Humana Press, 2010

l Conversely, maternal concentrations of > 75 nmol/L of 25(OH)-vitamin D in pregnancy may increase the risk of eczema in infants and asthma in children, but has not negatively influenced the child’s intelligence, psychological health or cardiovascular system (Gale et al 2008).

“Herbs and Natural Supplements Inkling: An Evidence-Based Guide” by Lesley Braun, Marc Cohen
from Herbs and Natural Supplements Inkling: An Evidence-Based Guide
by Lesley Braun, Marc Cohen
Elsevier Health Sciences APAC, 2010

Infants less than 3 months of age are partially protected from developing symptomatic vitamin D deficiency by the transfer of vitamin D metabolites across the placenta in utero.

“Pediatric Bone: Biology and Diseases” by Francis H. Glorieux, John M. Pettifor, Harald Juppner
from Pediatric Bone: Biology and Diseases
by Francis H. Glorieux, John M. Pettifor, Harald Juppner
Elsevier Science, 2011

The authors reporting these findings suggest that maternal levels vitamin D during the third trimester of pregnancy may influence the risk for MS, lower risk when maternal vitamin D levels are high (summer months) and higher risk when maternal vitamin D levels are low (winter months).

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by Joseph E. Pizzorno, Michael T. Murray
Elsevier Health Sciences, 2012

During pregnancy, insufficient vitamin D may increase the risk of preeclampsia.

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Maternal vitamin D deficiency is associated with secondary hyperparathyroidism, and maternal hyperparathyroidism during pregnancy may lead to neonatal hypocalcemia or tetany [32,33].

“Vitamin D” by David Feldman, J. Wesley Pike, Francis H. Glorieux
from Vitamin D
by David Feldman, J. Wesley Pike, Francis H. Glorieux
Elsevier Science, 2005

While not all countries recommend routine vitamin D supplements in pregnancy, in the UK, for example, there are now recommendations that these should be taken by women at high risk of deficiency.

“Present Knowledge in Nutrition” by John W. Erdman, Jr., Ian A. MacDonald, Steven H. Zeisel
from Present Knowledge in Nutrition
by John W. Erdman, Jr., Ian A. MacDonald, Steven H. Zeisel
Wiley, 2012

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  • Anyone who opposes these studies is just not ok in the head. been saying this for almost 3 years that we don’t get enough Vitamin D. we are not designed to wear clothes and big minks

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  • Let me summarize….Mother’s milk is the ”perfect” food for the baby but it has been proven to be deficient in 1 item…… It is deficient in Vitamin D….But why?…Now we know….because the mothers are deficient in Vitamin D and they have Vitamin D deficient milk… Write this downPregnant women and nursing women need AT LEAST 4,000 iu of Vitamin D3 a day….

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  • I followed your advice after 13 years of trying. I have a healthy, happy 9 month old. I swear up and down it was the Vitamin D andI can’t thank you enough for posting this video.
    I feel compelled to share this info with anyone struggling with fertility.
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  • My spouse and I chose to have a new baby so we tried this guide. I discovered that I was getting pregnant after 3 months of following the formula and having a healthy diet plan. Even though the likelihood of conceiving is lower at my old age, this plan still managed to help me achieve it and make my life a lot better. You could learn about this tip more by getting to Google. I remembered its name is Sofia Goρazna
    Best luck

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  • Right after making efforts to get pregnant for three months, I decided that I must try something new. Fortunately, I found this guide and tried it This plan is a wonderful guide in seeing your body’s differences and menstrual periods. I`m heartening my friends to try to plan. You could learn about this tip more by getting to Google. The name is Sofia Goρazna
    Good luck

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  • If you’re an infertile couples, kindly try this guide. I was upset by the results that I was got from western medicine. Nevertheless, my conception was a success after getting a healthy diet and going through planned acupuncture remedies for a couple of months. the scene of my year old daughter wandering around the house is highly mesmerizing. You could learn about this guide more by getting to Google. The name is Sofia Goρazna
    Good

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  • Great video! Thank you so much for sharing this. We have been trying for 6 years unsuccessfully and Vit D is literally the only thing I have not tried. I bought them today and am feeling so hopeful. If it works I will post an update but thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this ❤️ Your daughter is beautiful ����

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  • We are having a problem right now. Last week we knew my wife pregnant. This is the third time she got pregnant. Last two are miscarriage. Blood always came out but not much. She also feel mild pain. When we call our doctor he cannot suggest much. What should we do. She is bed dressed at home right now.

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  • I have a question ����‍♀️����‍♀️����‍♀️

    If your spirit guide didn’t want to give you the information because you were with the wrong guy and you weren’t meant to have babies with him, then what does that mean for the rest of us? Because we getting the information from you? ��

    I’ve had 5 miscarriages, until a few days ago we found out my vitamin D levels are 18, that’s extremely low. My doc wants me taking 10,000 iui a day for 3 months, I’m scared that maybe I’m also with the wrong guy for the past 8 years because I don’t seem to feel that connection but we do love each other. I hope my question makes a little sense ��

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  • One one evening during 2nd month pregnancy my wife felt bleeding/spotting due to traveling. Next morning bleeding auto stopped and doctor said it is common with some. Now she has completed 07 months.

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  • Hello!! I have been trying for only a year. One of my subs sent me here. I just had blood test done and I’m deficient on vitamin d so my doctor has me taking 2000iu i will be upping my dose today! thanks for sharing!

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  • I lost my four pragnencies & after that I thought that I will never have a healthy pregnancy but after hearing your story I will never ever give up thank you for sharing your story.

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  • Currently experiencing my third miscarriage and have no other children. Can’t get passed the 9th week. Been to genetic counselor and there is no explanation. I wish I knew how to communicate with guides. Trying to keep faith. Please tell me what to do.

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  • Wow! I just got pregnant my most recent cycle and posted a video about the changes I made this cycle that may have led to becoming pregnant. And increasing my vitamin D was one thing. Someone watched that video and told me to check this one out!!! Wow! I didn’t really know if the vitamin D was the thing that helped but this video is so cool! I wish I had seen it sooner. I am sorry for your losses. I only had 2 miscarriages and I can’t imagine going through it so many more times. Congrats on your beautiful girl!!

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  • Can a too early transfer ( 3 days instead of 5 or 7 ) be also a cause for an early miscarriage?
    Or too low levels of iron and vitamin D?
    Thanks a lot, Doctor

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  • How early were your losses? Mine have been natural conceptions when fetus 9 to 15 weeks in size. 8000 units is how many microgrammes? I was never blood tested for vitamins either…or hormones during pregnancy even during blood thinning or steroid trials.

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  • Congratulations!! Your video gives me hope. I’m going thru my fifth miscarriage and i’m just unable to keep myself up. I have the feeling that I tried everything. With my last one, i was under prometrium, metformin, vitamin D 1000 iui, vitamin B 100mg and prenatals vitamins…I tried fertility yoga, acupuncture….everything I could

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  • 24 times! My heart aches for your losses, but shines for your sweet Alice! I had one full term stillbirth and it was devastating. Still devastating even after my rainbow baby. I’m so glad you were able to find your twin flame and build a family together! Much love to you <3

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  • Am in my 9th weeks pregnant, my stomach hurts throughout the night and this morning I saw blood, but the the spotting stops this evening, I cry so much cos I don’t want to loss my baby

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  • I have a problem I am on nexplanon and have been since jan 2019 and since havent havent had an actual period since january I will bleed after intercourse but I have a enlarged aorta and my doctor never proceeded with my diagnosis and my stomach has been growing as if I am pregnant and i have a 2 and a half old could you tell me a situation that could help me

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  • Miscarried at 10 weeks. Was intense, painful and sad. People usually just say “miscarriage” but never really go in to the actual details. The pain, the blood and what comes out.

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  • Well hi im baby i had 3 c section but all my baby was healthty but i try to have a baby i was 3 months pregnant the baby die inside of me why

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  • So sorry for your loses!!! I’ve had 3 of my own with my current husband which I believe is my twin flame! I also had lots of testing done and so did he, all of which was normal. I did start taking 2,000 iu of vitamin D but I should be taking 6,000?? That’s a lot

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  • I had a miscarriage 9 months ago and still trying to conceive my LH level are so high my period won’t come if I didn’t take clomid, and I’m so skinny could you please tell me what to do My BMI is 15

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  • i know this is old vid but i am so happy for you. As if the twin flame journey isnt enough suffering lost with your twin is super hard as well. had 4 loss so far and currently in my tww 5th time. i know finding your video was by no mistake. xoxo

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  • Doctor please help me with this question. I mistakenly took Diclofenac pills during implantation thinking that its period pains that I was feeling. I only took 2 pills on that day 4 hours apart I was able to sleep. The next day I realized that it’s not periods its implantation. Can they cause damage?

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  • I am 28year old and married for 1year now, i dont smoke, i don’t drink alcohol, i am not overweight or underweight. I just got 13weeks miscarriage last Friday it was my 1st pregnancy and 1st miscarriage. What are some advice would you recommend for me to get pregnant again and when can is the right time to get conceive again. Since am not mentally and physically stable.

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  • I had a miscarriage two years back now I’m trying for pregnancy but I couldn’t conceive then I went to the doctor she said I have pcod. How can I conceive with pcod please help me doctor

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  • Dr. Which kind of supplements we should stop before the Embrio transfer?? I’m taking Lcarnitina… should I stop it how long before the transfer?

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  • Just lost our baby. Thought I’m in week 16 but the heart apparently stopped 3 weeks ago when it was almost 13 weeks. It seems it happened right after my first ultrasound, where everything was perfect and the heartbeat and measure and movements everything, no chromosome disorder. It is very strange. I don’t know what could be the cause. And I feel like I want to get pregnant as soon as I stop bleeding… it feels like I want to replace the emptiness as soon as possible… hopefully we will have lots of healthy babies �� please pray for us ��

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  • My first baby is fine she is 8 years old… Now we planned for another baby I was 13weeks 5days went for regular NT scan doctor said absents of skull bone really heart break got aborted with dnc…. on April 19 2020
    if I try for another will this plm continue or no pls any one help pls ��������

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  • Sir i have done with 3 ivf cycle…in every cycle my pregnancy stop at the week of 8th. Heartbeat stop at the week of 8th.please help me out.what is the cause behind it.what should i do next.

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  • I had a miscarriage at 6 weeks and they told me it was due to stress and strenuous activity so you’re telling me it was something else??

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  • I had yolk sac but no embryo pls doctor tell me is chance of miracles happen to me because on that time was my 7-8 week pregnant but they check my hormones become low and referred me to hospital and hospital put me on hold for a week and ask me for one more ultra sound I just want to know is there is any chance of miracle pls reply me doctor

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  • I lost my baby at 19 weeks
    I was at work and got some lower back pain felt like gas pain but then i realized it was unbearable i was immediately rushed to the hospital when i got there they did a vaginal exam an advice that the membrane was ruptured later that evening my water broke. They have not giving a reason as to what caused this.
    Can you let me know atleast what might caused this?
    It hurts alot cause my baby was 100% healthy i literally delivered my baby alive.
    Am still in shock an disbelief.
    I hope that everyone going through this finds hope again very soon.
    Anyone went through something similar feel free to reach out to me i really need someone to talk to who understands how i feel.

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  • Hi there I have three kids and never had a miscarriage and my 4th pregnancy am 8 weeks and one day I had a miscarriage and if I get pregnant again would I get another miscarriage I never get miscarriage this is my Frist miscarriage.

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  • How can I check chromosomes abnormalities? Had no bleeding,no cramping but the baby’s heartbeat was not found. This is the 2nd pregnancy loss this year.

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  • Would you please tell me what supplements cause miscarriage? Is that scientifically proven? I dont use prenatals because I dont like the type/quality of vitamins in there so I buy individual supplemets and use it within daily recommended values for pregnant women. Thank you.

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  • I’m 41 and have just had an early miscarriage at only 5 weeks pregnant, does that mean I have bad eggs and need to ivf, my partner is younger 31 years old.. Do I still have a chance to naturally conceive?

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  • I’m doing invocell this is my first cycle can u give me any advice to make this baby stick I’m 28 and have good amh levels my tubes are the problem… thanks in advance… and what supplements are bad to take I’m taking B100 vitamin c folate and prenatals

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  • Hello, I had miscarriage since I was 22 years old, and now I am trying to conceive baby, but 1 month gone, I can not be pregnant, we are trying, what should we do?

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  • I got miscarriage on May 26, and had bleeding.after visiting the doctor, came to know about miscarriage. Now 56 days crossed from abortion. Still not get period. We have test pregnancy test also and it’s negative. Is this normal. What is the maximum duration to get period. Kindly advise me when can I plan for baby

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  • Hi, I had a miscarriage when I was 4 months pregnant. About 15 hours before I had the miscarriage I contacted my doctor’s office and I told the nurse that I had severe lower abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding and back pain. I told the nurse that I lower abdominal pain was so bad that I couldn’t even stand up to take a step. The nurse told me that the pain was normal because the uterus was growing…. The pain kept getting worse until I couldn’t take it anymore I rushed to the ER, I miscarriage as soon as walked in the ER room. The thing that bother me so much is that my gynecologist and this nurse that I visited with knew that I was do for a miscarriage anytime. Two weeks after I had the miscarriage the doctor told me that the squad screen came back so high that it was just no way that my baby was going to make. They knew that I was going to have a miscarriage and didn’t tell me. Not even because I told the nurse my symptoms she didn’t stop for a second to assume that I was having signs of a miscarriage. What would it you do if you were that nurse? Would you have me come in to at least check me?

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  • My blood test and urine test say prignancy positive. I am 4 weak and small bleeding doc.say in ultrasound it is not formed yet. Is it possibly miscarriage? Please I need to know

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  • I had D&C before 5 days.. My baby was 7 weeks but no heartbeat.. My doctor gave me duphaston and injected ferti c.. And advised rescan after two weeks.. After two weeks still no heartbeat.. And I decided to go for d&c. After D&C my doctor told me your uterus is normal.. The issue with me is depression and tension that cause miscarriage.. Can I try to conceive now? And can take depression medication along with pregnancy?

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  • I’ve had 20 pregnancies and I have 4 living children. One of the pregnancies was a twin pregnancy, one twinmy Jacksurvives. All of my losses are between the 4-5 week time frame. Holding my rainbow babies, makes me value their lives so much. All pregnancy and birth are miracles…. we just have seen just how true that is.

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  • Hi I just had a chemical pregnancy and for some reason I’ve ovulated much earlier than normol. My ovulation is normoly on day 12-14 but this cycle (after the chemical) I ovulted on day 8 of my cycle.
    I’m 40 and I’m now worried I will keep on ovulating to early.
    Is it likely to be down to the chemical? I cant find much out because most womon ovulated at there normol time or a bit later.
    I’m worried about my next cycle now incase I ovulate to early again
    Any advice wud be appreciated. Thank you

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  • I had a miscarriage last month and d and c was done in 8th week because the heartbeat didn’t start my doctor’s did tests and everything was normal except 1 thing which is cmv igg which is positive can you please tell me is there any complications if not then from when should I start to plan my next pregnancy?

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  • HI. LMP was 20th April and I am pregnant with HCG level 300 which is 2 weeks early pregnancy. I came to know about pregnancy only when I had spotting after my missed period. Doctor Gave me duphaston 10mg morning evening and ivf c 5000 injection every week. And follow up HCG test is recommended in the coming week. She thinks there are 50% chances for baby survival. If the pregnancy continues and grows every week injection and duphaston pills morning and evening shall be continued. What can you guide me.

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  • I had a miscarriage a few weeks ago I was 11 weeks I have had 2 children before this happened so never excepted, when I had to have a scan to make sure everything had come away on it’s on the lady said my womb was bending to the right side would this have been an effect my pregnancy resulting in miscarriage?

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  • I had two early miscarriages(5 and 7 weeks). The first one was IVF pregnancy and second one was spontaneous. I have hypothyroidism but well controlled for years and small subserosal fibroids not distorting cavities.
    Could there be a link of my history of hypothyroidism and fibroids with my miscarriages?
    I am worried

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  • Hi doctor, I’m 40 yrs old. I have a 7 yr old & I didn’t have any problems getting pregnant with her. I had her when I was 33 yrs old. My hubby got checked out he was good. Then I got tested & everything looked good. We moved forward with IUI which done in July. On Aug 17th I started cramping then the bleeding. Went to our doctor on Tues & did a vaginal ultrasound & told us everything looked fine. He did say he saw a 3cm cyst on ovary. Then on Thursday in the middle of the night my bleeding changed & I passed a good size clot. Went to our doctor Friday morning. Once again they a vaginal ultrasound & I was told the sac was measuring right where it was supposed to be & that the bleeding was probably leftovers from my previous periods. They also did blood work to check my hcg that day. We left our appointment feeling positive & encouraged. They called me an hour later & informed me that my hcg levels dropped from 1040 to 564 & that my pregnancy was no longer viable. We are devastated. Today is Sunday & I have stopped bleeding. Does that mean that I have passed the miscarriage? I go back to my doctor on Thursday. Also, should we ahead & do another IUI next month or should we try to see if we can naturally get pregnant?

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  • What causes pregnancy symptoms to stop at 4th weeks immediately one understand she is pregnant.This is occurring for 3 times now in her last 30s. However, all the bad habits you mentioned is avoided and now already 40.

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  • Dr, l had a miscarriage at the 4th month of pregnancy. At the first ultrasound scanning they said everything regarding the fetus is normal with good heartbeat. But after 4 weaks the scanning report showed a broken sack. And the doctor said that it’s due to chromosomal changes. May I know what is the cause of this and what can do to have a baby. I am 26… and l had thyroid problems and taking 12.5 mg thyronorm medicine. Doctor mentioned to try conceive after 6 months. What all things I need to do for having a healthy pregnancy. Please do reply Doctor.

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  • I lost my baby at 14wks four days ago…..the ultrasound showed nothing the day i started bleeding and cramping,this is my second misscarriage….hoping for the best!!!!

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  • Thanks for your useful advice and info..
    I’m pregnant now with 7 weeks.. By the beginning of the 5th week I got light brown discharge for 5days without pain. later at 6th week I got severe cramping on my left side and got severe vaginal bleeding for 2hours. then it stopped but getting same slight brown discharge after that. but I’m having severe vomiting and in between often I’m getting stomach cramping and back ache too.. I’m struggling with lockdown.. pls help me.. please..

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  • He’s not wrong! I had a miscarriage at 5 weeks and immediately tried again. Now I am pregnant again from the 1st cycle(no period between my misscarriage and my ovulation). 5 weeks along again! Fingers crossed ��

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