Why does my stomach hurt every morning when I wake up? I am a 26 year old male, 245lbs and approximately 6'1 tall. I am currently taking 7.5mg of coumadin per day and 10mg of Aciphex. I do not eat well normally. In fact, because I work second shift, I often find myself eating dinner as late as 12:00am. I then go to sleep around 2:00am and every morning when I wake up, I am very nauseous and my stomach hurts very badly. I do not have the urge to make a bowel movement, it is just a sharp pain in my lower abdominal area.
A miscarriage is a loss of pregnancy during the first 20 weeks. Though miscarriage occurs in about half of all pregnancies, only 10% of pregnancies are known and most occur during the first 13 weeks.
In early pregnancy, one low hCG result is not necessarily a cause for concern; normal hCG levels vary dramatically from person to person. When hCG levels are rising too slowly or dropping over time, however, this could be a symptom of miscarriage or other pregnancy complications. A single low hCG result on a blood test is not enough to diagnose a miscarriage in early pregnancy unless the low hCG level follows an earlier, higher hCG level. 1  Usually, if a doctor believes that a single hCG result is low, the doctor will order another one in two to three days to check the hCG doubling time.