Articles related to "Early Miscarriage"

A miscarriage, sometimes referred to as a spontaneous abortion, is the loss of pregnancy in the first 20 weeks.

A blighted ovum is a very early type of miscarriage. Identifying the symptoms and why it happens is important, as well as its diagnosis.

Causes and treatments for recurrent miscarriage.

A luteal phase defect can contribute to problems getting pregnant. If this phase of the cycle is not long enough, it cannot sustain a pregnancy.

How a weak cervix can prevent some women from having a family, and what can be done to help you carry a baby to term.

Women in their late 30s have a harder time getting pregnant, because fertility declines over 35. But 20% of new moms in the US are 35+, so pregnancy is quite possible.

Information and statistics from the American Pregnancy Association (APA) help to answer questions about the incidence, causes, and risk factors for miscarriage.

Loss of a pregnancy is emotionally devastating. Parents are left wondering if they could have done something to prevent it, but most miscarriages aren't preventable.

Miscarriages in the first trimester are common. There are several signs to look for if you are having a miscarriage. It is common to feel grief after a miscarriage.