When you started bleeding, was the misscarriage painful (physically)?

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I'm sorry for this question as its a sensitive subject but im having a blighted ovum and the gynecologist asked me to go to er once i start bleeding if it happens before my appointment on Sunday.. 
Im scared because i heard some ppl saying it was similar to labour pain.. are they exaggerating? Im scared

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It depends how far along you are. And of course everyone is different, which is why it’s difficult to predict. With mine I had contractions that were pretty painful and the process took a few hours. And I don’t say this to scare you, but before I miscarried I was told it was just going to be like menstrual cramps and a heavy period so I wasn’t at all mentally prepared for my miscarriage. It’s better to be prepared.

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It was just heavy period-like cramps for me

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I think it's probably different for everyone for me it was like pretty intense period cramps. I was pretty much able to handle it with regular doses if 800 mg of ibuprofen, a heating pad, and taking it easy if that helps any on what you could expect.

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I miscarried at 13w5d and it was both physically and mentally the most painful thing I have ever been through. My cramps/contractions lasted for about 12 hours and continued for another few hours after the baby was out. I had to be taken to the hospital by ambulance and was given both morphine for the pain and something else to stop my bleeding as I was losing so much blood. I am in no way trying to scare you, just sharing my experience. It's different from woman to woman, other women I know has described it as period cramps or heavy period cramps.

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I had painful contractions . def know I will not be doing natural birth after that ☹️ I was 9 weeks but baby stopped growing at 6.3

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Had a miscarriage at 8 weeks. It was like bad cramps and lots of pressure. Labor was much worse.

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it all depends. i was 14 weeks and my uterus was measuring about 18 weeks, i had contractions that lasted for about a day in half, it was pretty painful for me. they lasted for minutes at a time and were relentless. i also felt when each little water broke. it was heartbreaking. i actually didn’t see any blood until i passed the second baby :(  
Then the blood clots started coming and the contractions kept coming with no sign of stopping ( i guess there was still some placenta stuck to the wall of my uterus that my body was having a hard time getting rid of) so i ended up have a emergency D&C and felt no more pain after. 
No matter how your experience will be i can guarantee you will be able to handle it and find a strength you didn’t know you had.

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No I had one it's like a period not unbearable

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it was like having cramps for me, but it was very tolerable. it wasn't enough to make me groan 😊

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They are not painless, but to me not painful. Does that make sense. And they aren’t as bad a labour pains. But I also found labour wasn’t painful. Maybe I’m no help!! 🤣🤷🏼‍♀️

When you started bleeding, was the misscarriage painful (physically)?

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