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Why do some websites report miscarriage risk drops significantly at 12 weeks while others say 13 weeks? which is correct?
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Before 12 weeks: I and others have published data which show that if a pregnancy is viable and normal at 10 weeks, the risk of miscarriage is less than 5%. Most abnormal pregnancies will miscarry prior to this time, or have abnormalities at the time of the 10 week ultrasound.
Answered 11/28/2017
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