Pregnancy Forum - Women Who Have Had a Miscarriage...help@!

I was told I had a miscarriage....I went thru the bleeding...And cramping..And now 3 weeks after my miscarriage...I feel reallllllllll bloated and "bigger" than usual,...Is this normal/..Plus I have tender nipples....I havent had sex.( but I thought maybe I didnt really have a miscarriage)..But I have taken 5 prgnancy test..All came back negative..So I know im not pregnant again....So whats going on? I made an appt for ob gyn...But they cant see me til next week,...Help plz...

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Amber1983

replied on December 7th, 2005

Experienced User

I had a misscariage before my first child was born. Are you really sure your not pregnant again? I got pregnant about 3 weeks after my misscariage. If your sure your not pregnant it's probally your body adjusting to not being pregnant again. You probally know about the hormones dropping when you have a misscariage (the ones they test in your blood) so I would guess that it is just your body adjusting to not having that hormone any more

herre7

replied on December 7th, 2005

New User

Yes

Yes I am sure I am not pregnant again....I havent had intercourse since october 4...The day I got pregnant with the child I supposedly miscarried...So I know I didnt get pregnant again...

shuett

replied on December 8th, 2005

Experienced User

Have you been checked out since you had your miscarriage?

Sometimes bits can be left behind and cause an infection. This might explain why you are feeling bloated. I would think you'd be feeling rather ill too though (high temperature, offensive discahrge etc)

lil_blaze2004

replied on December 8th, 2005

Moderator

This could just be after affects of the miscarriage. Did they not give you a d&c? As you were not too far along either it could just be your body getting ready for a period.

fatfamily02

replied on December 8th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

You might not have actually miscarried--and you might have been carrying twins..My ex"s -next girlfriend miscarried one twin at almost 4 months and carried the other to term.

michelle1981

replied on December 8th, 2005

Supporter

Doctor's say that your body changes after a miscarriage as it does after you have a baby. It may just be that.

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