Is it possible of a miscarriage after taking twice the dose of Phendimetrazine?
92084
It is possible to miscarry but if you dont you might want to get an abortion. Now that you have injested drugs in your system that does not give your child much of a chance to be normal. He or she could have mental problems or  disorders.
608860
Go to your doctor NOW and tell him about the bleeding and miscarriage. NOW!!!
940860
I was pregnant, had been in and out of the ER for almost a week doc said baby was fine, one night I was bleeding so bad a large beach towel was covered in blood and I was cramping, I went to the closest hospital not the one one I had been going to, I couldn't walk by the time I got there I was in so much pain. They said I was okay... Turns out I miscarried in my second trimester, but they could have saved the baby... I didn't realize it because it was my first pregnancy and I was only in my second trimester...I was in labor and they could have stopped the labor and saved the baby, and saved my husband and I a ton of heart ache and nightmares! Some people say I should have sued, I just wanted to move on and leave the pain behind, it never goes away, nor the memories of what happen, or the fear it could happen again (actually it did but wasn't as bad) I am now pregnant with my third and last child, but ever pain or any discomfort I get real worried, even after having two healthy beautiful babies. (side note for anyone reading this the one thing the docs never tell a pregnant woman is that the average woman has 1 to 2 miscarriages but they usually don't even know it because it happens so early in pregnancy most of the time, so don't get discouraged. It's 1 in every 5 pregnancies is a miscarriage)\n\nHave a GREAT day!
250684
Please talk to your doctor.\nIf you are really worried, then speaking with a medical professional is the way to go.\nUnless someone is a doctor and knows your medical history, then it's almost impossible to say if you had a miscarriage or not.
583127
when i done that after i had had my period i miscarried.\n\nMy syptoms were:\n*Tiredness\n*pain in my back\n*Pain in my stomach\n*Bleeding (red to brown)\n\nI had just gotten off my period and 4 days later started to bleed again. After 6 days of the above symptoms i went to the ER where i found out i was pregnant but sadly i miscarried.\n\n\nTake a pregnancy test go to http://www.peeonastick.com and there it tells you all about pregnancy tests.\n\nThere are a few possiblities. However, without knowing your age or medical history it is a little hard to focus on the more likely ones. That being said, I would first wonder if you are actually having periods, meaning a normal shedding of the endometrial lining 13 days, +/- 4 days after ovulation. The flow should be crescendo-decrescendo or crescendo. This means the flow starts light, goes to heavy then to light. Or it can start heavy and go to light. The flow length should be < 8 days.\n\nWhat you may see as a period getting closer together is actually irregular endometrial shedding because of no ovulation. The lining of the uterus keeps building up from estrogen, but without a buildup and drop off of progesterone, the endometrium never completely sheds. Many women will do this thinking their periods are 3 weeks apart. This usually occurs with anovulatory cycles.\n\nThe clotting and brown coloration are typical of the anovulatory cycles. The brown color means old blood. The clots are irregular shedding endometrium. \n\nThe causes of this situation? I would first think of thyroid dysfunction, ovarian failure secondary to upcoming menopause, and ovarian dysfunction (luteal dysfunction) where the progesterone is not adequately produced. One must also consider infection, fibroids, and especially endometriosis which is associated with luteal dysfunction. I would expect other symptoms though.\n\nOf course, make an appointment with your doctor. Until then, accurately chart days you bleed. If possible, find a certified natural family planning instructor to help you learn how to chart. There is a wealth of information from these charts. Most doctors have not seen them but can get basic information from them verifying your situation of irregular bleeding. You can educate your doctor about charting. It really does help!\n\n\nThe brown discharge may merely be "old blood" from the uterus that is being pushed out by the growing fetus. It is usually insignificant and, as long as fetus is growing and there is no heavy vaginal bleeding it usually does not become a miscarriage. The brownish bleeding may also be due to a "subchorionic bleed" which is a sequestration of some blood within the folds of the developing placenta. This, too, does not lead to miscarriage. I would suggest taking serial sonograms to assess fetal growth and to determine the position of the placenta and the presence of any other bleeding. If the sonogram is fine and you continue to hear a fetal heartbeat on doppler, you should be fine. A brown dischrage can also be a sign of a vaginal infection, which, of course, can be treated if a culture grows any bacteria. Don't worry for now. \n\n   It sounds as though you are having anovulatory bleeding.  Menstrual cycles, when a woman is not having regular ovulation tends to be irregular with spotting and breakthrough bleeding and some cramping and bleeding.\n\n \n\n            If you need contraception, combined birth control pills could make your periods more regular, lead to less spotting or breakthrough bleeding and lead to less cramps and pain\n\n\ngood luck
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It may be possible.  Generally miscarriages are identified by the type of material that is passed with the bleeding.  There are generally larger than normal clots (about size of silver dollar) and sometimes grayish matter as well.  If you are concerned, you may want to see a Dr. as miscarriages that don't fully pass can cause infections, etc. in the womb.
43260
Lots of people have one miscarriage and then never miscarry again. Just take it easy. Good luck, hun.
850146
i have heard that it can...its one of the things i have read that in high does along with i think its blue kohash can be used to cause a herbal abortion in the first 3 weeks after conception.  might want to talk to a doctor about it to find out if there is any safe dose to take, although when pregant most things are not safe...and its better to be safe and not take anything than sorry and have a problem happen.
451026
If it happens once, just a tinge, then that would be ok.  If it happens often, go to your doctor.  \nYou did not state what stage of the pregnancy though.
424981
well my doctor told me if you have recurrent misscariages there is a higher chance you may have another one.\nbut if you have only had one the chances aren't likely to end the same.\nI have had 4 miscariages so my chance is higher.\nit also depends on why you miscarried.\nremember statiscly 1 in 3 pregnancies end in miscarriage.\ngood luck.\nand yes wait ateast 6 months.\nany concerns you should talk to your doctor.
252566
i have had recurrent miscarriages and because if i fell pregnant within the first 3 months i'd lose the baby again i was told to go on the pill straight away because ovulation can start straight away (about 2 weeks)
1017964
She should call her doctor immediately.  If enough of the dosage wasn't absorbed, she could still get pregnant.  Only a doctor will be able to make a medical determination.
890283
Could be good - some people find that doubling the dose gives them a kick-start and they feel better quite quickly.\n\nOthers get no benefit, and some find the side effects are worse.\n\nTry it out and see what happens - let your GP know if you get side effects.\n\nBut for goodness sake don't get paranoid about it! Depression is one of the most common illnesses. Your mind is fine - just needs a little help.
806312
Ok now to answer your question. I am taking Phendimetrazine 35 mg. Dr. perscribed. I have lost 26 lbs so far. I walk an hour everynight and I watch what I eat. But the really help curb the hunger. I hope this helps.
372343
RU 486. (Mifepristone or the "abortion pill") Can only be used during the first 7-9 weeks of pregnancy. RU 486 prevents the uptake of progesterone, a hormone that helps to create and maintain the uterine lining which provides nourishment and oxygen for the developing child. The uterine lining begins to break down and slough off, cutting the child off from her basic supply of food, fluids and oxygen. The child shrivels and finally suffocates or starves to death. A prostaglandin given about two days later stimulates uterine contractions to expel the unborn baby. A third visit approximately two weeks later confirms the completion of the abortion. (Although approved by the FDA, production problems and legal troubles has prevented full scale introduction of the "French abortion pill" and put it on hold at the time of this writing October 15, 1997.) \n\n\nRU486 complications: Severe pain, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, low heart and blood pressure and prolonged and heavy bleeding. It has been described as "painful, messy and protracted" with "golf ball size clots, steady streams of blood like faucets." (Time Dec. 1994 quoted in NRLN Feb. 23, 1996) During the 2100 patient trial in the US at least one woman lost half of her blood volume and required surgery to save her life. (NRLN, August 21, 1996 p.26) The procedure is so grueling that only 20 percent of women seeking abortions in France get a chemical one even though RU 486 has been available there since 1988 and the price is comparable to surgical abortion. Those who fail to return for their 2-week check up may eventually give birth to children with severe disabilities. \n\n\nMethotrexate. Can only be used during the first 6-8 weeks of pregnancy. An anti-cancer drug injected into the mother which works very similar to RU 486 by destroying the child's protective environment and depriving the baby of the food, oxygen, and fluids she needs to survive. Usually the child is dead in a matter of days. About a week later, a prostaglandin is given to the mother to expel the dead baby. \n\n\nMethotrexate complications: Even at the smaller doses used for abortions, Methotrexate can produce severe anemia, ulcers and bone marrow depressions that can be fatal. New York abortionist Don Sloan wrote in an April 8, 1996, letter to the New York Times that "many of us in the 'abortion trade,' as I am, are recoiling at the stark irresponsibility of those who are parading this medication in such cavalier fashion." (NRLN, April 12, 1996, p. 10.) \n\n\nComplications with all 3 chemical abortions: \n\n\nApproximately 95 percent of the time the unborn baby dies. In the other 5 percent, the women must undergo a surgical abortion because of the increased risk of birth defects and cancer to the drug-exposed embryo. (World, January 18, 1997, p. 17, and Today's Dallas Woman, January 1996, p. 9). \n\n\nPsychological complications for the mother from having been the direct hand behind the abortion. A woman's home, where the abortion will take place about half the time, is likely to become an aversive place to her. The most horrible implication is that the mother will actually witness and be an active participant in killing her child. Because it is a self-induced abortion, there is a high probability that she will actually have to deal with the fetal tissue on her own
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Yes, you should call your doctor and report the situation.  It is not normal for this to occur when a woman is on the pill.  Sometimes it happens because the amount of hormone in the pill is too low.  It could also mean that you are pregnant and miscarrying.  It could mean alot of things.  That's why you need to speak with your doctor.  Good luck.
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4 times is a little steep.  Any chances you were pregnant?  Did you have extremely bad cramps?\n\nNeed more info.