In all cases of threatened miscarriage, it’s crucial medical assistance is sought as soon as possible. This information is NOT an alternative to medical treatment but may help once a medical assessment has been made. Please refer to miscarriage for complete information on the types of miscarriage. Miscarriage happens for various reasons, and c...
The advice after miscarriage is usually “don’t panic”, and most miscarriages are due to one-off chromosomal abnormalities that have little bearing on future pregnancies. This is why miscarriages aren’t routinely investigated unless they are consecutive, irrespective of maternal age or fertility problems. However, an alternative approach has be...
The only type of miscarriage that can be treated successfully during pregnancy is a threatened miscarriage, as inevitable, missed or incomplete miscarriages can’t be saved. If a miscarriage is suspected, seek medical advice at the local “early pregnancy unit”, and the signs of threatened miscarriage are usually: Mild bleeding Cramping a...
