what cases you to have a miscarge?
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There are many things that may cause a miscarriage. One of the major leading causes is stress within the first trimester. Other things can include spices such as sage, incompatibility of blood types between you and your partner, alcohol, drugs, and physical abuse.
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Contact the attorney who filed your case for you. You may be able to roll it over to a chapter 7, but you might lose property in the process. If your debts are that high, and your income that low, you might need to just let everything go back and start over.
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unfortunately theres nothing you can do to avid it. ive had 7 miscarriages. i still have 3 kids but i had to stay on strict bed rest from the moment i found out i was pregnant until i gave birth. if youve only had one miscarraige, dont worry too much. if you have more go to the dr and get tests done. they should start testing after the 3rd miscarraige. but i definately suggest waiting  a few months before trying again. i have been pregnant 10 times in the last 7 years if i have another miscarraige my dr says i will need hysterectomy. im only 22. give your body time to heal.
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I had a miscarriage and then a D&C also at 8 weeks, and I was told to wait at least 1 month, and that 3 would be better.  I accidentally got pregnant again the next month and there were no problems at all.\n\nGood luck!\n\nK.
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It sounds as if you could be, but you can try an at home pregnancy test..( might want to wait just a few more days...or get an early detection test).and see your Doctor either way. It is a bit early for so many  symptoms. It could also be from strees, the miscarriage, and or from being sick. I would not say you are paranoid. You really have allot on your shoulders it sounds like. I do hope that everything works out for you. If you need to chat just send me a message. I would be glad to help you. I have been there. I wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving. Sorry for your loss. I hope this turns out in the way you wish it to.
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You should really go see a doctor or go to the er because it sounds like you might of had a miscarriage.
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It is possible to miscarry but if you dont you might want to get an abortion. Now that you have injested drugs in your system that does not give your child much of a chance to be normal. He or she could have mental problems or  disorders.
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the hospital should offer you a form. This is to apply for them to write this off and you don't pay. I think they call it a hardship application. not sure of your location. It is available to people who need it so do your best to get it.\nI am so sorry for your loss. Please keep in touch I really want to know how you are doing ok.
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Risk factors that may increase chances of a miscarriage include: \nIncreasing age, especially at age 35 and older. \nA history of two or more miscarriages. \nNonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) use (such as ibuprofen or naproxen) at the time of conception or during early pregnancy. \nAlcohol or drug use during pregnancy. \nCigarette smoking during pregnancy. \nExposure to dangerous chemicals, such as benzene, arsenic, or formaldehyde, before or during pregnancy. \nHeavy caffeine use during pregnancy. \nCertain gynecological problems, such as uterine fibroids or other abnormalities of the uterus. \nDisease or infection during pregnancy, including an autoimmune disease. \nPhysical trauma. \nAn immunologic cause—a woman's immune system rejects the pregnancy—which is a factor in a small number of miscarriages. \nRecent research suggests that low folic acid levels may also increase the risk of miscarriage
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Having recently had a miscarriage I was also interested in this question, from what I could find out from various web sites worldwide, 1 in 4 women miscarry, most not even knowing they have done so, when they have a miscarriage and believe it to be a regular period. In saying that though, I have 2 sisters and  2 out of 3 of us have had miscarriages! So perhaps it is even more common than we think. Try to relax and enjoy your pregnancy, doctors really don't know what causes miscarriages in most cases. Just follow the general guidelines of being in good health and taking care of yourself. At the first sign of any bleeding, try to rest as much as possible and see your doctor. Although not proven to help, some doctors still recommend the bed rest as a way for your body to calm down and relax itself. Unfortunately, though in most cases, if you're going to miscarry, then there really isn't a great deal anyone can do to help you. Exercise (not strenuously) take your prenatals, and try not to worry. In most cases, things are ok. Good luck
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You could sue for negligence, but you wouldn't get much in the way of compensation unless you sould show you had suffered loss (usually financial loss) as a result.
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Change attorneys???\n\nBut it took me 9 years after my injury to ever recieve any money i a contested case.\n\nI lost my house, could not get all the needed medical care and ended up going bankrupt.
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Contact Social Services asap, they WILL be able to help you, even the very same day in most cases, especially as you are also becoming ill and stressed with all the pressure being put on you. CPN's are not very good in my experience (I have had a lot of experience)
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Claim you had a family emergency.
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You should make an appointment with your gynecologist.\nIt could have been just some extra skin coming off. A miscarriage would accompany heavier than normal bleeding and some cramping.
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The condition you have is called Uterine Didelphysis.  It is a condition where the uterus is split in half and sometimes there are two cervices.  30% of pregnancies of women with this condition miscarry.  Most can carry a baby to term, in one side or the other, bur rarely both at the same time.
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1/ lose your job\n\n2/ civil litigation may be brought agst you by the victim