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Q: Pregnant. I Had Symptoms. Now They're Gone! Miscarriage????

asked by: glow_worm_19 on March 12th, 2005

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Hi, I found out last week I was 4-5 weeks pregnant. I had symptoms of pregnancy (sore breast, morning sickness, excessive hunger, tenderness) and now it's all gone. I haven't had any bleeding or anything... Is it possible I misscarriaged??

Amber

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bkdaniels

replied on March 14th, 2005

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Pregnant. I Had Symptoms. Now They're Gone! Miscarriage????

Hey amber, how are you doing?

Usually the symptoms of morning sickness disappear in three weeks.

Best wishes,

csmuk

replied on March 14th, 2005

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Hi, ive had 4 misscarrages and what your saying does not sound like u have had one you can miscarry without the bleeding its called a mis abortion but it sounds unlikely you have had that,for peace of mind demand a scan to make sure, good luck im thinking of you

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