Page written and resources collated by Anna Hayman, Senior Wellbeing Practitioner
Miscarriage is, sadly, an all-too-common event – about one in every four pregnancies ends this way. Another one in 100 pregnancies is ectopic – that is when the pregnancy starts developing in the wrong place, usually in one of the fallopian tubes. If you are concerned about any of the symptoms do seek advice from your GP or local hospital, especially if you are experiencing acute pain or bleeding.
Miscarriage can have an impact on person’s mental health - pregnancy loss may mean you need to take even greater care of yourself for a while. You can contact the Student Wellbeing Service or book an appointment with your Student Support Adviser. You may also choose to access NHS or independent services.
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