How do you know if you are having a miscarriage?

Answer by  zombieguy (986)

The most common symptoms of miscarriage are bleeding which begins light and becomes heavier, fever, abdominal pains and cramps, vomiting, weakness, and back pain.

Answer by  Heather726 (257)

The first sign that you're having a miscarriage is usually vaginal bleeding. A little spotting is normal in pregnancy, but in a miscarriage it will be more than spotting.

Answer by  HawaiianGirl (6906)

Most times, during a miscarriage you will experience painful cramping in your abdominal area as well as heavy bleeding. It is however, different for all women. Some women have no cramping, just bleeding, while others have painful cramps with no bleeding. If you're concerned call your doctor.

Answer by  Tracy27 (96)

There will usually be a significant amount of bleeding and you will also feel pain/cramping. Later in pregnancy you might think your going into labor because the pain.

Answer by  technogeek (6640)

Heavy bleeding and cramps that resemble menstrual cramps or labor pains are key signs. If you start bleeding and there are very large clots, chances are that you are having one. If you think that you are, consult our physician.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

If you think you are miscarrying go to your doctor. Often times you will start off by having really big cramps. Next you will start to bleed. Usually it's a very heavy bleed. You will then expel the contents of your uterus. If it's an early miscarriage usually it will happen all on it's own.