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I was pregnant 1st ultrasound i had an empty sack then the 2nd seen the baby but few days later had a miscarriage.. what could have been the reason?
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Reason for preg loss: You'll never know the reason for the loss. Practically speaking I would try immediately again to conceive. If you have another loss you and your partner should have a genetic work up.
Answered 1/6/2015
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