Can I have a still birth without feeling anything?

Sometimes, there isn't an obvious explanation for a stillbirth to occur, and they can happen in otherwise healthy babies without an obvious cause. .... read more

A stillbirth is defined by fetal death after 20 weeks. Before that, fetal death is considered a miscarriage. Because of the physical changes to the uterus and size of the fetus after 20 weeks, it is very unlikely to not feel it when the body expels the fetus. read more

In most cases, having a miscarriage is a one time event. Most women are able to go on to have a healthy pregnancy and delivery without needing any further intervention. But there are a small number of women who will go on to have multiple miscarriages. Sadly, the rate of pregnancy loss increases with each subsequent miscarriage. read more