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My baby is measuring in the 8th percentile at 15 weeks for growth. what are some complications? could it mean, i will miscarry?
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Follow up: 8th percentile is a little concerning, but you need to have follow up ultrasounds to watch feel growth. Now that you are out of the first trimester, your risk of miscarriage is extremely low.
Answered 11/7/2014
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