Can one have a very early miscarriage that is not detected after a few weeks (or even a month and a half)?

Yes, it is possible to have a very early miscarriage that is not detected after a few weeks (or even a month and a half). This could potentially be a reason for experiencing various issues afterwards. However, it is important to consult with a gynecologist for more specific information and guidance.

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Can one have a very early miscarriage that is not detected after a few weeks (or even a month and a half)?

Yes, it is possible to have a very early miscarriage that is not detected after a few weeks (or even a month and a half). This could potentially be a reason for experiencing various issues afterwards. However, it is important to consult with a gynecologist for more specific information and guidance.