Chemical Pregnancy

A chemical pregnancy is an early miscarriage that happens within the week the menstrual cycle is due. I was told by one of my physicians that 1 out of every 5 pregnancies ends in miscarriage. It's believed that just about every sexually active woman will experience at least one miscarriage in her life. Many times these early miscarriages are often overlooked as a heavy menstrual period or a period that lasts a few days longer than normal.

Many women discover they are having an early miscarriage if they are charting their fertility signs. These pregnancies can start off with a positive pregnancy test, sometimes as early as 8 or 9 days post ovulation. Thanks to fertility charting, you can often test many days before your cycle is due to show, because you know for sure what day you ovulated on.

The reasons why some chemical pregnancies occur may never be determined. Some of the reasons are:

• Fibroid Tumors
• Genetic Problems
• Immune Issues
• Insufficient Uterine Lining
• Low Progesterone
• Other Obstructions in the Uterus

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A limited amount of testing is available to try to pinpoint why a miscarriage occurs, though it's not 100%.