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Spontaneous Miscarriage - an unplanned end to a pregnancy during the first 20 weeks. SQ SQ - abbreviation for subcutaneous, used to describe injections given under the skin.
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Spontaneous miscarriage (or abortion): The spontaneous and involuntary loss of a pregnancy before 20 weeks, estimated to occur in 15 to 20 percent of all pregnancies.
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Some spontaneous miscarriages at a later stage are caused by an insufficiency in the placental bed where poor structure and function prevents proper development of the foetus.
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Care following spontaneous miscarriage or missed abortion4.1 'Wait and see' versus surgical evacuation ...
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In today's media, abortion is assumed to mean elective termination, but medically the word also refers to all types of spontaneous miscarriages. Under the heading of abortion, there are several designations that are clinically important: ...
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Nature's response to this problem is spontaneous miscarriage. Almost always, a miscarriage is not due to anything the patient or her partner did or did not do. It is thought that most early miscarriages are caused by a a 'one-off' chromosome fault.
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The figure of 1 in 250 is close to the spontaneous miscarriage rate for amniocentesis. A couple might not consider the risk of miscarriage worthwhile if it is significantly greater than the chance of there actually being a DS diagnosis.
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Habitual abortion: Occurrence of three or more spontaneous miscarriages. Heartburn: Discomfort or pain that occurs in the chest. Often occurs after eating. Hematocrit: Determines the proportion of blood cells to plasma. Important in diagnosing anemia.
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- Miscarriage- Missed Miscarriage- Spontaneous MiscarriageDefinition: The threatened loss of a baby prior to 20 weeks. Usually in the first 8-12 weeks of pregnancy. Causes for most are not known.
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Ankum WM, et al. (2001). Management of spontaneous miscarriage in the first trimester: An example of putting informed shared decision-making into practice. BMJ, 322(7298): 1343-1346. Credits Author ...
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Small increase in the risk of spontaneous miscarriage for heavy smokers (more than 20 cigarettes per day) ...
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It does depend on how far along you were, whether you had any instrumentation, such as a curretage, or if there were any retained products. If you had a spontaneous miscarriage without any prolonged bleeding, ...
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 179(5): 1279-1282. Ankum WM, et al. (2001). Management of spontaneous miscarriage in the first trimester: An example of putting informed shared decision-making into practice. BMJ, 322(7298): 1343-1346.
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See also: Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Pregnant, Trimester, Uterus
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