About miscarriage

In this section we have more about causes and risk factors, signs and symptoms of miscarriage and what to do if you think you are having a miscarriage right now.

  • I think I'm having a miscarriage

    If you notice any miscarriage symptoms, especially vaginal bleeding or stomach pain, contact your GP, midwife or early pregnancy unit straight away.
    I think I'm having a miscarriage

  • Miscarriage signs and symptoms

    A common symptom is miscarriage is vaginal bleeding, but there are other symptoms. Contact your GP, midwife or nearest early pregnancy unit if you are worried.
    Miscarriage signs and symptoms

  • What causes a miscarriage?

    We don’t know why all miscarriages happen, but research has found some things that may cause miscarriage or make it more likely to happen.
    What causes a miscarriage?

  • The risk of miscarriage for Black and Black Mixed Heritage women

    Most Black women and birthing people have healthy pregnancies and babies. But, for several reasons, Black people have an increased risk of miscarriage.
    The risk of miscarriage for Black and Black Mixed Heritage women

  • Can stress cause miscarriage?

    Some stress is a normal part of life and does not seem to be linked to miscarriage. But researchers have found a link between very high stress and miscarriage.
    Can stress cause miscarriage?

  • How the Miscarriage Support Tool works

    Our Miscarriage Support Tool can tell you what the chance is of your next pregnancy being successful. It also gives you personalised support and information.
    How the Miscarriage Support Tool works

  • Miscarriage statistics

    Here, we talk about the statistics related to early miscarriage, second trimester loss, recurrent miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.
    Miscarriage statistics