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Q: Chances of miscarriage ?

asked by: kirsty_hutchin on January 12th, 2009

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Hey people im new to website. Would just like to ask as im paronoid and cant stop worrying. I had a scan at 10 weeks due to the fact that i lost all my pregnancy symptons, wot are the chances now of a silent/normal miscarriage, i just dont want to go to my proper scan on the 20th and not see nothing or hear a heartbeat after seeing my baby at 10 weeks. Any advice would begrateful thank u x

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maybeoneday

replied on January 17th, 2009

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go!

i dont have much "advice" however, i can not stress strongly enough that you must go to your scan. i had a silent miscarriage, and it threatened my life. you should go for the sake of your baby, yourself, and the daddy.
if they see or hear nothing, then they need to take the proper steps to keep you healthy. its not fun, but its a lifesaver, for real!

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