when you have a miscarriage

Question

why does it come out bloody ? like the baby isn't bloody inside of you right ? sorry i just don't get how it's so bloody like a period .

Answer

Well what periods are is it’s shedding the lining in your uterus. That lining is there for the fertilized egg to implant on. If there is no fertilization then the lining sheds and starts a new one for next month. So when you miscarry you’re shedding the lining as well like your period. So your body can have a fresh start to produce again.

Answer

You may be shocked to learn that most women bleed for approx 6 weeks after giving birth.

Answer

Well, a placenta is mostly made up of blood, and other fluid, like the amniotic sac. Essentially, a miscarriage is like a period because either the placenta failed to implant, or something else happened, in which case all of that fluid, and what is essentially a bundle of cells at most points during a pregnancy, needs to be expelled.

when you have a miscarriage

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