Overview
Research has shown that miscarriage occurs in a minimum of 10% of medically identified pregnancy cases. This means that the affected patients knew that they were actually pregnant when certain miscarriages occur, even before you notice that you have missed your period. It can be quite painful, both physically and emotionally, when you have gotten a positive test result showing that you are pregnant only to have a miscarriage happen. Miscarriage is defined as an early pregnancy that comes to an end even before the survival of the fetus. Vaginal bleeding [1] is considered very common during the early stages of pregnancy.
Incidents of miscarriage cannot be made any easier, but we can only aid you in understanding exactly what is going on with you. For example, most people have come to the conclusion that abdominal pain is the only type of pain associated with miscarriages. However, it isn’t, but due to the fact that it is the most frequent symptom of miscarriage, most people think it is the only type of discomfort they can feel.