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A member asked:
When do my chances of miscarriage go down? my friend had a m/c @ 4months. im so nervous at the thought of this
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12 weeks: The risk of loss (miscarriage) drops dramatically after the first trimester (12 weeks.) your friend's '4 month' loss is uncommon, its also usually for different reasons. Best of luck.
Answered 9/28/2016
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