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I'm always jumping maybe 300x a day. will it cause miscarriage?
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Jumping?: Are you an athlete of some kind? I'm not sure why you're jumping so many times a day, but this is not likely to cause miscarriage. If your jumping is actually because you want to end your pregnancy, please talk with your doctor about your options.
Answered 12/9/2013
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