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What you experienced wasn’t a miscarriage. 

And menstrual cycles can be delayed by stress, among many many other factors. 

But if you do your research about what all of a miscarriage entails, usually they have to be taken to the hospital because its so bad. 

You’d know if it was a miscarriage lets just put it that way. This isn’t anything that a tampon or maxi pad can soak up, it’s, buckets of blood falling out all at one time. 

It’s a huge mess, it’s gory, it’s disgusting. 

The reason I know about this is because of a friend of mine actually went through this, it’s really traumatic and requires a recovery process that entails medical attention. Possibly even some psychological therapy afterward for everyone involved... and it’s just a lot. It usually also involves a deep depression, and some people even develop ptsd from this kind of event. 

It’s an “event” not just like, casually siting on my sofa bleeding a bit. (Aka, a menstrual cycle) lol. 

Anyways, if it was what I am describing I suggest talking to an obgyn...

The hospital probably won't receive your complaint here on Sociopath Community. 

what happened to your hamster?

MissCommunication said: 

what happened to your  hamster  guinea pig?

...yeah wait there hasn't been any talk about it for a while now. 

Blanc said: 

What you experienced wasn’t a miscarriage. 

 

And menstrual cycles can be delayed by stress, among many many other factors. 

 

But if you do your research about what all of a miscarriage entails, usually they have to be taken to the hospital because its so bad. 

 

You’d know if it was a miscarriage lets just put it that way. This isn’t anything that a tampon or maxi pad can soak up, it’s, buckets of blood falling out all at one time. 

 

It’s a huge mess, it’s gory, it’s disgusting. 

 

The reason I know about this is because of a friend of mine actually went through this, it’s really traumatic and requires a recovery process that entails medical attention. Possibly even some psychological therapy afterward for everyone involved... and it’s just a lot. It usually also involves a deep depression, and some people even develop ptsd from this kind of event. 

 

It’s an “event” not just like, casually siting on my sofa bleeding a bit. (Aka, a menstrual cycle) lol. 

 

Anyways, if it was what I am describing I suggest talking to an obgyn...

 yes it was like that and still is. i am just not going to the hospital so they can tell me it is.  i havnt left my room for a while now and i cant stop screaming

Tropical Delora said: 

Blanc said: 

What you experienced wasn’t a miscarriage. 

 

And menstrual cycles can be delayed by stress, among many many other factors. 

 

But if you do your research about what all of a miscarriage entails, usually they have to be taken to the hospital because its so bad. 

 

You’d know if it was a miscarriage lets just put it that way. This isn’t anything that a tampon or maxi pad can soak up, it’s, buckets of blood falling out all at one time. 

 

It’s a huge mess, it’s gory, it’s disgusting. 

 

The reason I know about this is because of a friend of mine actually went through this, it’s really traumatic and requires a recovery process that entails medical attention. Possibly even some psychological therapy afterward for everyone involved... and it’s just a lot. It usually also involves a deep depression, and some people even develop ptsd from this kind of event. 

 

It’s an “event” not just like, casually siting on my sofa bleeding a bit. (Aka, a menstrual cycle) lol. 

 

Anyways, if it was what I am describing I suggest talking to an obgyn...

 yes it was like that and still is. i am just not going to the hospital so they can tell me it is.  i havnt left my room for a while now and i cant stop screaming

 Delora you shoukd certainly go to the emergency room, you lose a lot of blood when you miscarry

Mayo Health Clinic said:

Exposure to extremely high-dose radiation very early in pregnancy will typically either result in a miscarriage or have no effect on your developing baby. Exposure to high-dose radiation between week two and week eight of pregnancy increases the risk of fetal growth restriction or birth defects, while exposure after week eight increases the risk that your baby will have a learning and intellectual disability. Remember, however, that the typical dose of a single radiation exposure associated with a diagnostic X-ray is much lower than the high dose associated with these complications.

PalePeach said: 

Tropical Delora said: 

Blanc said: 

What you experienced wasn’t a miscarriage. 

 

And menstrual cycles can be delayed by stress, among many many other factors. 

 

But if you do your research about what all of a miscarriage entails, usually they have to be taken to the hospital because its so bad. 

 

You’d know if it was a miscarriage lets just put it that way. This isn’t anything that a tampon or maxi pad can soak up, it’s, buckets of blood falling out all at one time. 

 

It’s a huge mess, it’s gory, it’s disgusting. 

 

The reason I know about this is because of a friend of mine actually went through this, it’s really traumatic and requires a recovery process that entails medical attention. Possibly even some psychological therapy afterward for everyone involved... and it’s just a lot. It usually also involves a deep depression, and some people even develop ptsd from this kind of event. 

 

It’s an “event” not just like, casually siting on my sofa bleeding a bit. (Aka, a menstrual cycle) lol. 

 

Anyways, if it was what I am describing I suggest talking to an obgyn...

 yes it was like that and still is. i am just not going to the hospital so they can tell me it is.  i havnt left my room for a while now and i cant stop screaming

 Delora you shoukd certainly go to the emergency room, you lose a lot of blood when you miscarry

 no the bleeding stopped after like 2 weeks or so.i still have pain. but why would i go? "oh hi please tell me they are dead" at least this way theres a chance they are not dead. 

You said you took a pregancy test before you got the x-ray, but just had not seenvthe results yet at the time.

Have you seen the results now? If they didnt call you tell you if you were pregnant or not, you can call them. Then at lease you wouldnt have to upset yourself worrying if you were never pregnant in the first place.

Had you experienced any pregnancy symptoms before taking the test, or did you just take it as a precaution before an x ray since you are sexually active?

Maybe you just got unlucky with a period from hell due to the stress

You're supposed to go to the hospital. They could have given you something to help with the pain and make the recovery process much easier, and make you stop losing blood... and there are lot of complications that can arise so you need medical attention immediately.