Can you have a miscarriage and still have pregnancy symptoms?
This is keeping me up at night yaar. Still feel nausea and sore breasts but mere mann mein ek darr baith gaya hai. Im planning to see my doctor soon. Did anyone have symptoms even after something went wrong?
Because of my PCOS, my hormone levels were always fluctuating, and I learned that pregnancy hormones take time to leave the body after a loss. It is incredibly hard to deal with this confusion. Please consult your doctor for a clear scan to be sure.
Yes, because the pregnancy hormones (hCG) don't drop to zero instantly, so you can still feel nauseous or sore. But you need to get a proper scan done to confirm everything. Don't rely on symptoms, just consult your gynecologist immediately.
I panicked so much when I had some bleeding but still felt super nauseous, thinking the worst. My doctor reassured me and did an ultrasound to check. Sometimes hormones just take time to settle, so please visit your doctor to clear your mind.
Yes, pregnancy hormones can linger in the body for a while, keeping those symptoms active 🌸. It can be quite confusing and stressful. Do consult your gynac to get a clear picture and take good care of yourself!
Actually yes, yaar, because hCG levels don't drop immediately after a miscarriage. It can feel so confusing to still feel bloated or nauseous. Please just visit your gynac and get an ultrasound done to be 100% sure.
Hormones are honestly the worst tricksters ever, they stay in the body for weeks making you feel pregnant even when you're not. It is so exhausting physically and mentally. Please get a checkup done by your doctor to know what's actually happening.
Yes, a 'missed miscarriage' can occur where the body still feels pregnant because hormone levels decrease very slowly. This is why medical confirmation via ultrasound is absolutely necessary. Please schedule an appointment with your obstetrician.
Yes, I have heard from family that hormones can take some time to go down, so symptoms might still feel present. It is such a delicate situation. Please take care of yourself and speak to your doctor gently about this.
