Can the fetus still be alive after profuse vaginal bleeding after sex?
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Yes, a fetus can still be alive, but immediate medical attention is necessary to be sure, and to possibly save the fetus.\n\n\n\nwwww.mommastayshome.com
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are they not stll in the blood itself? u dont transfer them dry. so as long as they are in the fresh blood (which is lots of nutrients and supportive to the blood cells), they would survive. and may be u should take note of the spermatozoa. it manages to be alive in a foreign(women's) body for days after it is thrown out of the originator' s body
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If you go to the religious type of pro-life websites, they will say YES.  I think it is their way of playing on your fears.  Here is what I found:\n\nA medical estimate of the rates of infertility:\n NetDoctor is a British medical web site which has a team of doctors offering medical information to the general public. Dr. Hilary Jones stated: \n\n"...abortion will not affect her future fertility. There remains a false perception that a therapeutic abortion, as it is called, can be harmful to health, but this is in fact is not the case. In times gone by before therapeutic abortions were legal, operations were performed outside the law by backstreet abortionists using unsterilised equipment and dangerous techniques." \n\n"Complications were common after such procedures ranging from pelvic infection to infertility and even death on many occasions. However this is no longer the case. Remember too that the anti-abortionists sometimes used to deliberately frighten women by saying that they might never be able to have a baby again in order to discourage them from having an abortion. These people may have been genuine in their ethical convictions, but they were less than truthful or properly researched about the medical facts."\n\n"Now the operation is carried out under general anaesthesia in sterile hospital environments by sympathetic staff in controlled and regulated fashion. The procedure does not damage the cervix or the rest of the womb, and provided no post-operative infection takes place, as it very seldom does, there is no reason why your girlfriend's fertility should be affected." 4\n\n BabyCenter offers a similar Q&A service. Robert Jansen, a clinical professor of reproductive medicine at the University of Sydney in Australia, was asjed: "Does a past abortion (or more than one) affect my chances of getting pregnant?" He replied: \n\n"Probably not. However, in rare cases, multiple dilations and curettages (the cleaning out of the uterus, also known as a D&C) can cause some scarring at the top of the cervix or inside the uterus. A procedure called hysteroscopy (when a small camera is placed through your cervix into your uterine cavity) can be used to check for this problem and can usually repair the scar tissue at the same time." \n\n"But even if that's not the case for you, you should know that any procedure that dilates the cervix (a necessary step during most abortions) can weaken it. So if you've had more than one abortion and you get pregnant again later on, you may find that you have what's known as an incompetent cervix — a cervix that starts dilating prematurely. This can sometimes be treated with a stitch to keep the cervix closed, called a cerclage." 5\n\n A scientific review article in the International Journal of Fertility and Menopausal Studies concluded that legal induced abortions have almost no chance of infertility when done in the first or second trimester. 6  http://www.religioustolerance.org/abo_infe.htm\n\nYou can go to this site for more detailed info.
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I would NOT go to a 24 hour abortion clinic anywhere if I was you.  Abortions are a serious medical procedure and you should carefully plan this.  Who will drive you home?  Know you will feel weak and bleed.  Bring sanitary pads & Advil with you.  You can have depression, plan to take off work.  Also, make sure to visit your doctor after & be checked for infection.  It is not like a pap smear, honey.
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The baby never survives, but the woman does. An ectopic pregnancy cannot support the life of a fetus for very long. If left untreated, a tubal ectopic pregnancy can cause fallopian tube damage and life-threatening blood loss. Therefore, unless the pregnancy is miscarrying on its own, medicine is used to stop the pregnancy from growing, or surgery is used to remove it.\n\nOf women who have had one ectopic pregnancy that is surgically removed through a small incision in the tube (salpingostomy), 15% to 20% have another ectopic pregnancy.\n\nOf women who have had two ectopic pregnancies in a row, 32% have another ectopic pregnancy.
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Pregnancy can now be detected 72 hours after fertilisation, but sperm can live for 3 days before attaching itself to the egg, so in answer, no. You can tell up to 6 days after. Hope this helps.
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Okay first of all, there is a chance that you can have a normal period during the first stages of pregnancy.  Second of all, the reason you are spotting (in my opinion) is because you had sex the day after your period was over.  Even though you are done, there is still residue built up that needs to clean itself out, and your man just loosened it up. Another thing to consider is that when you don't have sex for a long period of time, then sometimes you tighten up.  Did you have any pain or discomfort during intercourse?  \n\nHonestly, I don't think you are pregnant.
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Absolutely.  That baby is half the father's too.  The mother will ultimately probably have the final say.  Abortion could affect her uterus enough that she is unable to have children in the future due to scar tissue buildup.
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I'm sorry to hear of your loss if you did have a miscarriage.  Your OB/GYN  will most likely do a D&E (Dilation and Evacuation).  They take you to the operating room, put you under, dilate your cervix and remove the fetus/any remaining tissue.  There is a risk of infection if tissue remains in the cervix.  The physician could induce you to pass the fetus, however I believe most prefer a D&E since it is less traumatic for the patient (it also depends how far along in the 2nd trimester you were).  Since you are in the 2nd trimester, they will do a complete workup to try to determine the cause of the miscarriage.  This would involve checking your blood for certain antibodies that may make you more likely to have a miscarriage, performing an ultrasound of your uterus to look for any anomalies/defects, and a CBC (complete blood count) .  Most miscarriages occur in the 1st trimester and are due to chromosome abnormalities within the fetus, so when a patient has a miscarriage in the 2nd trimester the physician starts looking for other causes.  Also, when you become pregnant again, the physician will probably schedule visits more often to ensure that baby is growing properly/healthy and that your cervix isn't short.
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unfortunately, after it happens, there is no way of testing or knowing. i had something like the same thing happen a bit back, and i asked the doctor and she said that if its done and passed through already, there is no way of knowing but that it sounds like it was a miscarriage. your situation sounds like it may have been, but it is also possible that it was just a weird period.
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i had one. It was the french pill. What they do is make you swallow one and then they send you home. Then they give you another one to put up your vagina. It hurts more then having a baby. After that you have heavy bleeding almost like a period, same as when you have a baby and then you have to stay in bed rest for about 3 weeks. You can use that in your project and say that you interviewed someone who had an abortion.
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Sometimes spotting can be an indication of pregnancy.\n\nGet a test a drugstore to find out just in case.\n\nOr maybe they were going at it roughly. That's happened to me. There are just some minor tears in her vaginal walls. They'll heal in a couple of days.
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Yes.  It is similar to childbirth.  I bled for a month after childbirth, only to get my period two weeks later.  If it is still heavy and full of clots it may be cause for concern.  I would talk to your midwife/obgyn.  At the very least it will make you feel better.  And I am terribly sorry for your loss!
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I believe what you are asking is if you could be pregnant from intercourse two months ago, after two months of normal periods--correct?  \n\nIf so, the answer is YES!  Some women have their period for the entire length of their pregnancy in fact.  A friend of mine didn't know she was pregnant until she was 7 months along--as her periods came and went like normal that whole time.
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Yes, or it could just be one. Hopefully, everything works out. If you have an ectopic pregnancy, you're going to need an abortion to save your life and your fertility.
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You can absolutely still have sex.  Sexual intercourse during pregnancy is safe as long as your obstetrician has not advised you to stop having intercourse.  Sex can actually help you and your partner maintain intimacy in a time when a lot of your attention will be focused on the baby and less on each other.  For the first four months or so, the missionary position will continue to be comfortable for both you and your partner.  As your middle becomes larger, you will have to get creative with your positioning to find the one that is mutually satisfying.  Try a rear entry position or side lying position.  It may also be comfortable for your partner to sit in a chair with you on top, either facing backward or forward.  Don't rule out oral sex either!  Pregnancy is a time when the female genitalia have an increased blood supply.  This often means easier orgasms and sometimes multiple orgasms for women who have never experienced this.  Most women feel a dramatic increase in their sexual drive during their second trimester and a decrease in their third trimester as they become fatigued.  Again, be creative and have fun!
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Hi! I think it's individual but usually it is not a hard bleeding. Few drops of blood that stop almost immediately (about 5 mins later). So don't worry. It's unconfortable but it's only for that 1st time. The next one u ll be just fine ;)