• Bright red spotting to heavy vaginal bleeding
  
• Pain in the lower back or stomach
• Passing clots of blood or tissue
• Diarrhea
• Nausea
• Pelvic cramping (may feel like you’re getting your period)
• Unexplained weakness
• The disappearance of other pregnancy symptoms, such as breast soreness or morning sickness

We always perform ultrasounds to determine if your baby is present in the womb and has a heartbeat.
In the event of a miscarriage a Doctor might recommend in some cases a dilation and curettage (D&C) to safely remove fetal tissue from the uterus.

CARE fertility has a surgery center accredited by (AAAASF) and our board certified fertility Doctors can perform any procedure that is necessary to ensure your health and safety.

If a Doctor determines you are not undergoing a miscarriage, bleeding and pain could also be signs of:

• Ectopic pregnancy. Most ectopic pregnancies are in the fallopian tubes. They occur in up to 2.5% of all pregnancies. Ectopics pregnancies must be medically treated.
• Subchorionic hemorrhage, or hematoma, is bleeding that happens when the placenta slightly detaches from the wall of the womb. A sac forms in the gap between the two. A large subchorionic hemorrhage may also increase the risk of a miscarriage in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy.