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What are the chances of a misscariage at 10weeks seen heartbeat on ultrsound at 8weeks and 5days.
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Very low: If you saw a heartbeat, your risk of miscarriage is low. The risk will be vey low after you get to 12 weeks.
Answered 11/16/2014
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