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Avoiding Miscarriage: Everything You Need to Know to Feel More Confident in Pregnancy $18.51 Written in the warm and accessible manner of a knowledgeable girlfriend, this highly unique book is the first to enable women to evaluate their own risk of miscarriage and take steps to reduce that risk. There are only four major causes of miscarriage, and targeted questionnaires help each woman clarify whether she might be at higher risk in any of these areas. Each cause is explained thoroughly but clearly, with the information and support women need to improve their chance of future successful pregnancy. This makes the book as relevant for women who have never even been pregnant as it is for women who have experienced miscarriage. The book presents a detailed overview of miscarriage, dispels common myths, provides flow charts to help reveal the cause of any previous unexplained loss, and offers positive, practical options for action. It is written from the patient’s perspective, drawing on sympathetic case studies to introduce each chapter and presenting complex medical research in a way that is easy to understand. The reassuring and upbeat tone inspires a positive attitude, and the book enables each woman to identify the path that is right for her based on her unique personality and circumstances.

Complications of Pregnancy: Miscarriage $19.73 The darkest side of pregnancy complications are explored in this book series with a focus on miscarriage during pregnancy. This book was created and put into distribution by a team of dedicated editors using open source and proprietary publishing tools. One of the advantages to the way we publish books is that our content is up to date and written by dedicated subject matter experts from all over the world. By adding a layer of screening and curatorial attention to this material, we are able to offer a book that is relevant, informative and unique.

Miscarriage and the Successful Pregnancy: A Woman’s Guide to Infertility and Reproductive Loss $19.7 One out of every three women age 18-45 has experienced a reproductive loss. Women experiencing miscarriage often receive no explanation for the cause of their miscarriage. The lack of advice regarding the future and what can be done to avoid another miscarriage is too often the case. "Miscarriage and the Successful Pregnancy" will provide insights and answers regarding miscarriage. William P. Hummel, M.D., a nationally recognized Fertility Specialist, states "A significant number of miscarriages can be prevented. A thorough fertility evaluation should give all couples options to maximize a full term pregnancy." "Miscarriage and the Successful Pregnancy" provides the psychological support of this devastating condition and offers constructive steps to take with your physician. It is the authoritative guide to miscarriage treatment and success of your next pregnancy.

Unspeakable Losses: Understanding the Experience of Pregnancy Loss, Miscarriage $16.98 This comforting and healing book is a must–not only for women who have at one time experienced pregnancy loss but also for their parents, sisters, daughters, brothers, and friends. Kim Kluger-Bell’s extensive fieldwork as a therapist specializing in the psychodynamics of reproductive crises strips away the shrouds of silence surrounding pregnancy losses and abortions, giving new voice to these "unspeakable losses." Filled with in-depth stories of those who have experienced losses and solid, practical advice with mourning rituals and services, "Unspeakable Losses" is a necessary companion to all those who have experienced pregnancy loss and those who care about them.This soothing book is a must–not simply for women who have experienced pregnancy loss, but also for their partners and those who care about them. Kim Kluger-Bell, a therapist specializing in the psychodynamics of losing a child before birth–whether to abortion, miscarriage, or other loss–strips away the shrouds of silence surrounding this unique pain. She gives new voice to these "unspeakable losses," in a culture that has rendered its discussion taboo. Combining in-depth stories with solid, practical advice, "Unspeakable Losses" articulates the myriad emotional stages that arise from pregnancy loss and validates what can otherwise be a terribly lonely experience. This book is a vital companion for women and men in comprehending–and recovering from–their own experience with reproductive crisis.This soothing book is a must–not simply for women who have experienced pregnancy loss, but also for their partners and those who care about them. Kim Kluger-Bell, a therapist specializing in the psychodynamics of losing achild before birth–whether to abortion, miscarriage, or other loss–strips away the shrouds of silence surrounding this unique pain. She gives new voice to these "unspeakable losses," in a culture that has rendered its discussion taboo. Combining in-depth stories with solid, practical advice, "Unspeakable Losses" articulates the myriad emotional stages that arise from pregnancy loss and validates what can otherwise be a terribly lonely experience. This book is a vital companion for women and men in comprehending–and recovering from–their own experience with reproductive crisis.

Trying Again: A Guide to Pregnancy After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss $3.95 Trying Again lessens the uncertainties about pregnancy after miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss by providing the facts to help you determine if you and your partner are emotionally ready for another pregnancy. It also imparts essential advice about preparing and planning for another baby when you decide the time is right.

Preventing Miscarriage: The Good News $3.95 A Reassuring and Informative Guide That Offers New Hope For Expectant Parents Along with inspiring accounts of women who have delivered healthy babies after years of heartbreak, Dr. Jonathan Scher provides the latest medical information on preventing recurrent miscarriages, including why couples with "unexplained infertility" actually may be suffering repeat pregnancy loss due to failure of the embryo to implant in the womb, important immunological and tissue tests that may explain or prevent miscarriage, emerging treatments such as heparin and I.V.I.G., updated resources, and much more.

After Miscarriage: Medical Facts and Emotional Support for Pregnancy Loss $3.95 Medical facts and emotional support for pregnancy loss.

The Pregnancy Test $3.95 Ordinarily, I’m a fan of pink–lovely color, does smashing things for the complexion. But not when it’s the bright, glaring stripe staring back at me on the pregnancy test. Then, pink is the color of major oops, of morning sickness, of boyfriends who seemed decent but now are part of some Jerk Witness Protection Program. Still, I’ve got a few things going for me–bitter humor, a divine right to eat till I’m the size of Marlon Brando, and good friends who’ve managed to get me a job interview with one Damien Sharpton: in need of a personal assistant, and some say, a good, swift kick in the arse. If you want to make a lasting impression, by all means, toss your cookies in your future boss’s wastebasket, which is located directly between his excruciatingly sexy legs. Apparently, Mr. Gorgeous-But-Unbearably-Anti-Social must like personal assistants who violate his trash can, because I got the job. And if I can avoid him via text messaging for the next seven months of health insurance, everything will be just fine. Except that he’s just asked–no, insisted–that I go with him on a business trip to the Caribbean. Gulp, Ordinarily, this would be cause for celebration. Ordinarily, I’d shave my legs, pack my bikini, revel in day-glo drinks and my seething lust for Mr. Swarthy-And-Secretive. But there’s nothing ordinary about this situation…which means it could be absolutely extraordinary.

Miscarriage: Coping with a Different Kind of Death $21.22 If you or someone you care about has suffered a miscarriage then this is the book to read. Walter Williamson explores the fact that miscarriage happens to so many people (one pregnancy in five), and that no one seems to know how to handle it very well. He is candid, frank, and acute, while also being tender, compassionate, and fair. The mix is designed to let people know that they are not alone, that no one has perfected an easy way out, and that the pain does ease, eventually.

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Threatened Miscarriage

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After trying for so long to get pregnant, the thought that you may miscarry can cause you immense anxiety, particularly if you have experienced a miscarriage before. So, when you finally get that positive pregnancy test, you can’t help but be on high alert for miscarriage symptoms. If you do notice some bleeding or spotting during the early stages of your pregnancy, you will be told that you’re experiencing a threatened miscarriage, a fact that is unlikely to put your mind to rest.

What is a Threatened Miscarriage?
It is extremely common to experience some type of light vaginal bleeding during the first trimester. Sometimes a reason may be found, such as an infection or irritation of the cervix. Other times no cause for the bleeding can be found.

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Signs and Symptoms of Threatened Miscarriage
The main sign of a threatened miscarriage is spotting or bleeding at some point during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. Despite the fact that it is very normal to experience bleeding in early pregnancy, in fact as much as 20% of women will bleed at some point during their first trimester, it is still a good idea to notify your health care provider and inform them of the bleeding.

Other symptoms you may notice include low back pains and abdominal cramps. However, again, it is very normal to deal with aches and pains in the back and abdominal area during the first trimester. These discomforts usually occur as a result of your growing and changing uterus.

If you notice the bleeding and cramping becoming worse, if you feel weak or faint, or are experiencing chills or a high temperature, then contact your doctor or midwife right away. These are common miscarriage symptoms and should be discussed with your health care provider as soon as possible. If you begin to pass large clots or tissue, go to your nearest emergency room. These are signs of miscarriage.

At the Doctor’s
It is likely that your doctor or midwife will want to give you a brief check-up to ensure that all is well with your baby if you have been experiencing unexplained bleeding. During this exam, your cervix will be examined to ensure that it is closed. An open cervix indicates that a miscarriage is unavoidable at this point. A pelvic exam to measure the size and shape of your uterus will also be done.

To check that your baby is healthy, your health care provider will want to check her heartbeat. After the 14th week, a fetal doppler may be used to detect the heartbeat. Prior to this time, a fetal doppler won’t always be able to pick up a heartbeat. Therefore it is likely that you will have an ultrasound exam done to check your baby’s health.

What Now?
In the past, bed rest was commonly prescribed for women dealing with a threatened miscarriage. However, there is no evidence to support the idea that this will help prevent a miscarriage. Instead, nowadays, most women are advised to avoid very strenuous activity until the bleeding subsides. You may also be asked to stop having sex until the bleeding has stopped as sex during pregnancy can sometimes be a reason behind bleeding early in pregnancy.

While a threatened miscarriage can be a nerve-wracking experience, it is important to remember that half off all threatened miscarriages result in the birth of a healthy baby.

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About the Author

The Author is an Infertility Expert from Nottingham. Visit his blog at infertilityhospital.blogspot.com