Miscarriage?
had a miscarriage in september 2006 is it true that some women experience nausea and headaches months after and your body is getting its hormones back to the way they used too? im still suffering nausea i was so sick the last few months my aunt said it was due to hormones is it true
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Yes, it takes the body a while to get back to normal especially if you had a later miscarriage (after the 12th week of pregnancy). You could also be stressed about the miscarriage, causing these symptoms. I hope you are doing okay.
Hi, sorry for your loss.
Yes, It is possible. I suffered from morning sickness type feelings for 2 months after the birth of my first child due to a hormonal imbalance.
But I would like to also make another suggestion, please don't take offence. Losing a baby is hard and can put you under alot of emotional strain, I was wondering if you have been feeling depressed alot??? I have suffered from postnatal depression twice and headaches and nausea were two things i suffered from before I was diagnosed and started medication. Hormonal imbalances can also cause a chemical imbalance which is the cause of most postnatal depression. Please don't take offence to this, it is just a thought.
If your symptoms keep going on, please see your doctor, you may need something such as the contrceptive pill for a month or 2 to get your hormone levels back to normal.
I wish you the best of luck.
Very sorry for your loss. Perhaps this can bring you some additional comfort. I found it and it's beautiful.
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YES, THAT COULD BE TRUE. YOUR HORMONAL CHANGES COULD AFFECT YOU MENTALLY AND EMOTIONALLY AND PHYSICALLY. ALWAYS BE CAREFUL AND SEE A DOCTOR IF NEEDED.
it could probably be from the dead baby, but sure maybe it is