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Can a stress, anger, walking quick cause miscarriage at 19-20 week of pregnancy? if no then what harm it will cause to baby
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Not usually: Stress and anger do not usually cause a miscarriage. Neither does walking quickly. Pregnancy does not occur in a vacuum and the mom must deal with stress and anger in her daily life. No harm usually comes to the baby when these episodes are brief and not sustained.
Answered 11/15/2015
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