2021•Unpublished venueOpen access

Early pregnancy loss: Invisible but real.

Melanie Chichester, K Harding

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ABSTRACT: One of every five pregnancies ends in miscarriage, disputing the common misconception that miscarriage is rare. Early pregnancy loss has a complex impact on women's mental health, requiring compassionate, trauma-informed care. This article explores the emotional and psychological impacts of miscarriage, and strategies for nurses to support the needs of patients after a miscarriage.

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Key concepts: Miscarriage, Pregnancy, Abortion, Early Pregnancy Loss, Recurrent miscarriage, Obstetrics, Mental health, Medicine