Am I Having a Miscarriage Quiz

I have not had fever, chills, or an unusual unwell feeling.

I have felt mildly feverish or chilled without a measured fever.

I have a measured temperature of 38°C/100.4°F or higher, persistent chills, or worsening flu-like symptoms.

I have fever with confusion, breathing difficulty, severe weakness, fainting, or rapidly worsening pain.

I have not experienced these sensations.

I have had occasional mild tightening or pressure that settles.

Painful waves or pressure are recurring, becoming stronger, or limiting what I can do.

The waves are intense or frequent and occur with heavy bleeding, fainting, severe weakness, or unbearable pain.

My breathing, heartbeat, skin color, and temperature feel usual for me.

I have had a brief episode of a faster heartbeat or clamminess that settled.

I am repeatedly clammy, unusually pale, short of breath, or aware of a racing heartbeat.

I have breathing difficulty, chest pain, blue or grey coloring, confusion, collapse, or a racing heartbeat with heavy bleeding.

I have had no bleeding afterward.

There was a small amount that stopped quickly.

Bleeding continued, recurred, or became similar to a menstrual flow.

It became heavy or was accompanied by severe pain, shoulder-tip pain, fainting, or major weakness.

I have not had cramping.

It has been mild, brief, and has settled with rest.

It is persistent, repeatedly returning, or interfering with normal activity.

It is severe, unbearable, sharply one-sided, or occurring with fainting, shoulder-tip pain, or heavy bleeding.

I have not noticed a sudden decrease from my usual pattern.

One symptom has eased gradually without bleeding or pain.

Several symptoms decreased abruptly, especially alongside spotting, cramping, or unusual fluid.

Symptoms changed abruptly while I also developed heavy bleeding, severe or one-sided pain, fainting, or major weakness.

No, I have felt steady when sitting and standing.

I felt briefly lightheaded, but it resolved and has not returned.

Dizziness keeps returning, or I have felt close to fainting.

I fainted, cannot stand safely, feel confused, or have severe weakness with pain or bleeding.

I am not having pelvic, abdominal, or lower-back pain.

I have mild central pelvic or lower-back discomfort that comes and goes.

I have ongoing or increasing pelvic, abdominal, or lower-back pain.

I have sharp one-sided pain or severe pain with shoulder-tip pain, dizziness, fainting, or weakness.

No, I have not passed unusual material.

I saw a small speck or strand but could not identify what it was.

I passed greyish, fleshy, sac-like, or otherwise unusual material without emergency symptoms.

I passed unusual material while also having heavy bleeding, severe pain, fainting, or marked weakness.

No, I have not had unexplained shoulder-tip pain.

I noticed a brief, mild shoulder-tip sensation without other symptoms.

The shoulder-tip pain is persistent or recurring without a clear muscle-related cause.

Shoulder-tip pain is occurring with one-sided abdominal pain, dizziness, fainting, weakness, or bleeding.

I have not seen any clots.

I have seen a few tiny flecks or very small clots.

I have passed one or more noticeable clots without rapid blood loss.

I am repeatedly passing large clots along with heavy bleeding, faintness, or marked weakness.

I have no current concerning symptoms, or a mild change fully settled.

A mild symptom is ongoing, and I can promptly contact a clinician for advice.

Several symptoms are continuing or worsening, although I can remain upright and arrange urgent assessment.

Symptoms are rapidly worsening, I may faint or cannot travel safely, or I am alone with severe pain or heavy bleeding.

I have not had bleeding.

There was one brief episode that stopped and has not returned.

Bleeding has returned, continued, or gradually become more noticeable.

Bleeding is rapidly increasing, soaking protection, or occurring with fainting or severe pain.

No; any discharge has looked usual for me.

I noticed a small, one-time amount of pink, brown, or unusually watery fluid.

The unusual fluid has recurred, increased, or continued.

There was a sudden gush or ongoing fluid together with heavy bleeding, severe pain, faintness, or weakness.

I have not noticed vaginal bleeding.

I have seen a small amount only when wiping or a few spots on underwear.

The flow is more than spotting but is not rapidly soaking pads.

I am soaking about a pad an hour, bleeding through protection repeatedly, or bleeding heavily with weakness or dizziness.