Pregnancy After Miscarriage: Tips To Prevent Another Miscarriage.
Posted: Tuesday, August 12, 2008
by Hannah Bajor, C.N.M.,M.S.N.
http://www.LumalovePregnancyWeekByWeek.com
Pregnancy after miscarriage is a common concern for many women that had a miscarriage. Read on to see what you can do to create a more successful pregnancy after a miscarriage.
65% of all pregnancies are unplanned and when a pregnant woman has ambivalence about her pregnancy it increases the chances of a miscarriage. Therefore, if you want to have a successful pregnancy, immediately accept this baby.
Be nutritionally healthier prior to and during pregnancy. From the moment of conception your unborn child needs to constantly multiply every cell in their body to grow every organ and structure to be normal. The most common cause of an early miscarriage is an abnormal baby resulting from a defective egg or sperm. These issues are easily corrected to prevent a recurrent miscarriage. It is not good enough to just eat healthier as most of the food we eat lacks basic nutrition and minerals. But it is essential to take in a high quality supplement of vitamins and minerals that has a great absorption rate. A nutritionally healthy body will make your pregnancy after miscarriage stronger.
Keep your body constantly detoxified will also prevent miscarriages and make pregnancy after miscarriage easier. Many people are unaware that their bodies are in a constant toxic state unless they are taking antioxidants on a daily basis. Toxins can destroy healthy cells including the female egg, the male sperm and the growing fetus. Toxins comes from the following
Pesticides on the fruit and vegetables we eat unless they are organic.
Additives and preservatives in our foods.
Pollution in the air we breathe.
Chemicals in the water we drink.
From within our own bodies, for example every time we work out we generate free radicals that are toxic to our bodies.
Medication we take.
60% of all pregnancies are unplanned and when a pregnant woman has ambivalence about her pregnancy it increases the chances of a miscarriage. Therefore, if you want to have a successful pregnancy, immediately accept this baby.
Listen to your body. If your body is telling you to take it easy and not to have intercourse during your pregnancy, then listen to your own inner guidance. Pregnancy is much more than a physical and emotional process. Pregnancy takes a tremendous amount of energy from the mother as so many things happen to the mother and the incoming baby all at the same time. Going against your inner guidance can off set a normal pregnancy.
Pregnancy after miscarriage comes with concerns that another miscarriage will happen. This is normal but may even cause another miscarriage. Regardless of your obstetrical history it is very important not to worry and have as little stress as possible. Be positive and bond with your baby. Let your baby know he or she is loved and wanted.
If you are having a hard time getting over the loss of your miscarried baby then maybe you might want to consider some energetic healing-coaching from an energy healer like myself, that can help you turn the corner of miscarriage grief and energetically get you back on track.
Pregnancy can be an extraordinary experience for a woman. It is far more than growing a baby and dealing with issues like heartburn. Everything you think, say or do during your pregnancy has a profound effect on your pregnancy and your unborn child. The outcome of any pregnancy depends on many factors.
Pregnancy has a huge emotional, mental, spiritual, and energetic side to it. The more you understand these aspects, the easier and less symptomatic your pregnancy will be. Learning how to connect with the emotions of your unborn child will allow you to enhance your pregnancy experience and surrender to its normal physiological process and maybe prevent another miscarriage.
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Top-level comments on this article: (4 total)This is a RIDUCULOUS statement:
65% of all pregnancies are unplanned and when a pregnant woman has ambivalence about her pregnancy it increases the chances of a miscarriage. Therefore, if you want to have a successful pregnancy, immediately accept this baby.
Completely false and contrary to all medical fact.Do a little bit more research and you will find this % correct. I have obviously pressed some emotional buttons for you. Babies are incrediable beings are are deeply affected by the mothers responce to pregnancy. I know as I have the ability to telepathically communicate with the unborn child. Blessings Hannah
You are touting dangerous rubbish here. Think of all the babies born to mothers who don't care, who drink and who smoke. You are not able to 'telepathically communicate with the unborn child', no matter how much you may think you can, but that is for you to worry about - creating worrying and unfactual web pages to be found by women in a vulnerable state, however, is reprehensible.Our bodies naturally detox - it's what our kidneys are for. Whether a women actively wants a baby or not does not affect its viability as an embryo.These things are facts, your statements are utter, dangerous, thoughtless, uneducated tosh.If you truly believe it to be true that if a woman is ambivalent towards her unborn baby she will cause it to abort, and I cannot truly believe that you actually do hold that to be true, please link to the substaniated and peer-reviewed unbiased clinical medical trials that demonstrate this.
If only it was this simple. We have been lucky to have two beautiful kids but we have also had 2 very sad miscarriages. The moment I conceived I was in love with every child. I wanted every pregnancy to be successful and healthy. However no matter how many loving thoughts I had about my future children I am said to say the little fetuses were not to be due to many varying factors out with a healthy woman's control. I can kind of understand what you're trying to say and it was be nice if this as the case (how wonderful if I can love this baby from day 1 and he or she listens and comes along) but it is best not to state that by bonding with your unborn baby he or she will be born. Sometimes nature can be very cruel and very random and the most loving mothers to be lose babies too. It's a sad fact of life, we have little control over our bodies. How I wish my babies could have known how much they were loved. Maybe they did but for whatever reason the pregnancy was not healthy. It's an interesting topic.
This article is statistically unsound--the author changes the percentage of unplanned pregnancies halfway through the article (from 65% at the beginning to 60% further down). Also the statement "when a pregnant woman has ambivalence about her pregnancy it increases the chances of a miscarriage" is completely unfounded in this article. Where are the studies to back up this statement? What was the control group? Demographic? Who administered the study? The author lists herself as a Certified Nurse Midwife, which means that she has likely assisted at dozens--perhaps hundreds of births. Still, this does not qualify her to make statements like the one above. She may have encountered women who vocalized ambivalence and then miscarried, but correlation does not mean causation. The majority of miscarriages are caused by chromosomal abnormalities or problems with the uterus (that's a fact). In addition, she should take into account the devastating emotional impact on the mother when she gives such unfounded, unscientific "information." I am glad that I am not this woman's patient!
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