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A member asked:
5 weeks pregnant had a miscarriage back in september, should i be worried and when should i make an appointment?
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Make an appointment!: Hi Norma, Because you had a recent miscarriage, you are probably worried about this happening again. I would suggest that you make an appointment as soon as you can. There are some things that can be treated that can effect a pregnancy outcome for the positive. The earlier problems such as High Blood pressure or Diabetes are treated the more successful a pregnancy outcome.
Answered 12/27/2014
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