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I had my daughter 9 months ago and am pregnant again, why am i considered high risk?
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Short interval preg: sometimes, you can be considered higher risk if the interval between pregnancy is short. If you had a prior cesarean section, it can increase the risk of complications. Overall, there are other factors that determine your risk. Ask your OB this question and he can provide a clearer answer Goodluck
Answered 11/30/2014
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