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MISCARRIAGE — Cicle Health

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Miscarriage  is the sudden termination of pregnancy before the 20th week. About 10 to 20 percent of known pregnancies ends in a miscarriage. However, the true figure is probably greater because a lot of miscarriages happen extremely early in pregnancy, sometimes before you even realize you’re pregnant. to speak to a doctor Symptoms of miscarriage If you notice any of the symptoms written below, contact your doctor immediately. You can call the emergency room or the office or the clinic for a consultation. Vaginal bleeding  is the most typical indicator of miscarriage. Bleeding progresses from minor to major. Although it’s not always a sign of a miscarriage, light vaginal bleeding is very typical throughout the first trimester.  Contact your Doctor  as soon as possible if you are experiencing vaginal bleeding. If you have experienced three or more consecutive miscarriages (recurrent miscarriages) and are concerned about your current pregnancy, you should go right to a...

Infertility - Cicle Health

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Infertility is not getting pregnant despite having carefully timed unprotected sex for at least one year. Infertility may also refer to a person having issues staying pregnant i.e miscarriages or stillbirths. It is estimated that 1 in 10 women between the ages of 15 and 44 have trouble conceiving. Research has shown that in about one-third of couples that struggle with infertility, the issue is with the woman. In another third, the man is the one responsible for infertility. In the last third, the reason for infertility is unknown. Yes, you read right. Infertility can come from either the male or female—or even both. The causes of infertility depend on who is infertile. Infertility CAUSES OF INFERTILITY IN FEMALES . For a woman to conceive, an egg must be released from one of the ovaries. After it is released, a sperm must join the egg so as to fertilize it. The eggs then travel to the uterus.  When it does, the embryo (fertilized egg) attaches itself to the uterine wall. During t...