Overview
Miscarriage (pregnancy loss) can be emotionally and physically difficult. Care is individualized by obstetric clinicians. This page shares supportive perspectives and self‑care ideas to complement clinical guidance.
This page offers a calm, supportive overview. If you have heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, fever, or feel faint/dizzy during pregnancy, seek urgent obstetric care. Supportive routines may accompany your clinician’s plan; they do not replace medical treatment.
Miscarriage (pregnancy loss) can be emotionally and physically difficult. Care is individualized by obstetric clinicians. This page shares supportive perspectives and self‑care ideas to complement clinical guidance.
These symptoms require prompt medical assessment.
Pregnancy loss may relate to chromosomal issues, uterine/anatomical factors, hormonal or endocrine conditions, infections, immune/thrombotic problems, or other medical reasons. Many times, the cause is not identified.
Classical texts emphasize stable nourishment and balanced digestion (Agni) for healthy tissue formation (Dhātu) and vitality (Ojas). Disturbances such as accumulated Āma and doṣa imbalance may be considered. Support aims to steady routines, calm the mind, and promote gentle nourishment — alongside obstetric care.
Herbal or procedural therapies during pregnancy must be supervised by qualified clinicians.
Grief after pregnancy loss is natural. Many find relief in supportive conversations, counseling, or peer groups. Gentle breathwork, mindfulness, and compassionate routines may help ease stress.
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