Miscarriage

You've got a few signs of miscarriage, but you're really not sure what's going on. What will your doctor or midwife do to figure out the fate of your pregnancy?

The story of a chemical pregnancy from start to finish.

Miscarriage is a fairly common occurence in pregnancy. It more common in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy that you would lose the pregnancy rather than later, but it's an emotionally painful time for certain.

What type of care is better for a known miscarriage?

What not to say to someone who has miscarried and why.

Ways to remember our lost little ones.

What families say about miscarriage and how their lives are affected.

Pregnancy losses, like miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy, can effect about 1 in 5 couples. Here are some resources to help you understand the facts and emotions behind the loss, including planning ahead.

One couple shares their story of miscarriage through letters and journals.

Learn about the signs and treatment for this devastating disease of pregnancy.

A new study shows that caffeine increases the risk of miscarriage in non-smoking women with normal fetuses.

Your monitor might be the cause?

The process of grief, moving forward in grief and more.

Considering pregnancy after miscarriage? A look at how long you should wait to get pregnant again after a miscarriage.

Why is my hCG falling in pregnancy?

What was your first sign of miscarriage?