Miscarriage

A miscarriage occurs more often than many people think. About 1 in 10 pregnancies ends in a miscarriage, usually in the first weeks.

In most cases, a miscarriage arises because the development of the embryo did not go well. The body then naturally stops the pregnancy. It is important to know that this almost never happens due to something you did or did not do.

A miscarriage can be accompanied by bleeding and abdominal pain or cramping, sometimes with the loss of clots. Besides the physical aspect, it is also an emotionally intense experience for many people.

When there is a miscarriage, we guide you step by step through what is happening and what options are available. Sometimes it happens on its own, and sometimes medical support can be helpful. Together, we will look at what feels appropriate in your situation.

Even after a miscarriage, we remain involved. There is space for your story, for questions, and to reflect together. You do not have to go through this alone.