re: miscarriage but still feeling movement

Quoting Rayden James:" <blockquote><b>Quoting marinewife&mommy:</b>" I believe between 11 and 14 weeks (or ... [snip!] ... and now its a girl lol, the nub is gone."</blockquote> My U/S tech told me its all about the angle of the dangle. :-)"

yeah ive heard there is a certain way they can tell by the angle. Heck, I didnt even know they both had this nub until we found out it was actually a girl, i did some research!

u can possibly still be pregnant my sis in law had a miscarriage nd was bleeding alot nd she was pregnant they were twins but good luck hope the best for u )

Hopefully you are still pregnant, but what you can be feeling is your body trying to pass the baby. I know I didn't start to feel any strong movement until about 23-24 weeks, I mean I felt flutters before that, but not at 8 weeks, probably becuase I am on the plus size though. Best of luck though and I hope the doctor was wrong. Another thing, if he told you you were having a miscarriage before consulting your lab work and then found out he wrong that could be why he would not tell you anything. If you feel your little one is still alive in there, don;t stress or make things worse for yourself, but definitely get a second opinion.

Quoting ReesMom2♥MFH:" Yeah - i have heard of people feeling the baby move at 12 weeks. I sure didn't but others have. And ... [snip!] ... with a girl but you m/c" but then not tell you any of the other pertinent info regarding the u/s........something sounds off."

Well at 12 weeks yes.

However, when my oldest sister passed around 5 months in uetero from a car crash, they told my mother the gender after they had taken the body out and she didn't want to know.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Rebel Pixie:</b>" So last night I went into the er last night and according to the doctor, i had a miscarriage. I was told ... [snip!] ... then Im happy and so is the dad but if not, then why am I feeling movement. If anyone has any advice, Id gladly accept it!"</blockquote>




What made the dr say,u had a miscarriage... Were u bleeding? its hard to be wrong about a miscarriage diagnosis at 12 weeks. Something about your post,doesnt make sense or seem truthful.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Vindictive [squash]:</b>" They wouldn't have been able to tell you the gender, either."</blockquote>




I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but they can definitely tell the gender at 12 weeks. I'm having a boy and at my 12 week app they had to do an ultrasound because they couldn't find the heartbeat. Baby was doing great and you could definitely make out his his boy parts 

Quoting Natalia Michaels:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Vindictive [squash]:</b>" They wouldn't have been able to tell ... [snip!] ... ultrasound because they couldn't find the heartbeat. Baby was doing great and you could definitely make out his his boy parts "

It's a guess at 12 weeks. If the tech had already determined that she had lost the baby, they wouldn't bother checking the angle of the nub to determine if it had been a boy or a girl.

Quoting Squid Kid:" Well at 12 weeks yes. However, when my oldest sister passed around 5 months in uetero from a car crash, they told my mother the gender after they had taken the body out and she didn't want to know. "

I'm torn..in that kind of situation I might want to know...BUT they shouldn't tell you unless you ask. But if this doctor told her that, but wouldn't tell her other stuff...it just sounds really weird to me.

Quoting ReesMom2♥MFH:" I'm torn..in that kind of situation I might want to know...BUT they shouldn't tell you unless you ask. ... [snip!] ... you unless you ask. But if this doctor told her that, but wouldn't tell her other stuff...it just sounds really weird to me."

The whole story is weird.

Quoting *Conner's Momma*:" YES!!! it is a baby it has a heartbeat brfore then and it does move....involuntarily, but it moves, ... [snip!] ... feel since it's soo tiny... Maybe to a sensitive person could feel it as early a 12 weeks, idk but 8 I find hard to believe..."

Ok... My end thought was that at 8 weeks there is no way you could feel it moving... At 12 weeks there is no way that they could tell you the sex lol if that was true people would be getting gender ultrasounds alot earlier than 15 weeks...

when u have a miscarriage and ur that far along dont they have to like clean u out...a DNC or whatever they call it?

Quoting GabyC:" when u have a miscarriage and ur that far along dont they have to like clean u out...a DNC or whatever they call it?"

Not necessarily.

Quoting Natalia Michaels:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Vindictive [squash]:</b>" They wouldn't have been able to tell ... [snip!] ... ultrasound because they couldn't find the heartbeat. Baby was doing great and you could definitely make out his his boy parts "

http://www.baby2see.com/gender/external_genitals.html

u should read this...towards the bottom it talks about at 12 weeks its nothing but a guess. Your tech made a good guess. They checked to see what I was having when I was 13w5d and they said boy....BUT at 15 weeks its a girl now! It was the "nub" we saw that both sexes have that early.

Quoting Vindictive [squash]:" The whole story is weird."

I agree.

It is very possible to feel the baby move at 8 weeks. Some people won't feel it if it's their first pregnancy. I didn't with my first but with the last three I felt every move. It starts out really light then at about 4 months that's when they begin to get a little stronger.