Did you feel pain or not?

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Like many others, my miscarriage started out with light spotting. I spotted for a whole week. I was told the usual "spotting is normal during first trimester"scenario. That I would know I was miscarrying because I would have painful cramping. 
Well I was sitting there enjoying my coloring book when out of nowhere I feel an achy feeling in my lower abdomen and immediately after a big gush of watered down blood that soaked through my pants I know what I had been dreading was coming true. After that I felt no pain..... Nothing. Except for 2 days after, was getting these cramps that lt hurt to walk. I dint think they were THAT bad until I got a cramp so intense it made me pass out from the pain. My question is when you miscarried was it painful or was it like me and felt no pain?

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Mine started off as on and off spotting then went to full on bleeding soaking pads all that lasted 3 weeks and everyday the cramping got worse I was passing clots and every time I was so scared of what I was going to see I ended up at the Er where I had to have a emergency d&c due to the fact I had a fever and risk of infection, here I am now 17 weeks with my son don't lose hope ❤️

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I'm really concerend about this. I miscarried at 7 weeks 4 days. When I started spotting, then bleeding a little more heavily I had my blood drawn and I was at 300 hcg. So it seems as though my pregnancy never progressed past 4 weeks? I bled about a medium flow the first day and then the next two days I've only been very slightly spotting. I only wear a liner and it takes a few hours to even fill up. When I go to the restroom I've passed a few small clots but nothing crazy and I haven't had any pain. I had period like cramps when I first started miscarrying but nothing like that the next two days. Is the worst still to come? I'm going in to get my HCG checked today and I am praying that I'm as close to 0 as possible. I need to be done with this. Seeing blood in the toilet is traumatic!!

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My pain was never bad just mild back pain and cramping. I hemmoraged pretty quick and couldn't stay conscious. That was the hardest part for me. I believe everybody is different. If your not sure always call your OB.

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I had one about 2 weeks ago at 7 weeks and 3 days. It was one of the most painful things I have ever experienced. I have had 2 ovarian cyst burst so pain is something I can handle usually. I was out of work for one week not only for physical but also mental pain. I'm just now feeling better and getting back to "normal". So sorry for your loss 🙏🏼

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It was the worst pain I've ever felt. Thankfully the worst of it only lasted 2 hours.

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I had zero sharp pains but I did have nonstop back pain the entire time I was pregnant. It felt like stress in my back. I was 6 wks when I mc. I spotted a little bit at noon, it kept getting heavier & by 9:30pm i'd mc in the ER waiting room restroom. I came out crying like crazy. Never had major cramping just a lot of bleeding. I bked for 9 days.  My body went from 1800s hcg to 250s in 2 days.

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The only pain I felt was when they had to induce me to deliver my baby boy vaginal I was 19 weeks but my baby stopped growing at 17 weeks no one knew what the cause of him not having a heartbeat I didn't feel no pain or anything so I wouldn't  have never found out until an ultrasound

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I had a D&C so no pain for me. My boss has had 4 miscarriages and said they were all very painful

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I felt no pain as well!! :(

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I felt no pain. I'm almost scared it's not over yet because it hasn't been excruciating. I had pretty bad cramps in my back that kept me in bed for 3 days and then passed about 4 tissue looking things. After I passed all those all the pains and cramps immediately went away. I hope it's over. Now I'm just bleeding.

Did you feel pain or not?

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