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At 7 weeks pregnant i had an ultrasound. the fetus had a heartbeat of 167. at 8 weeks it still had a heartbeat. at 9 weeks fetal demise happened. why?
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Hard to say: Generally, most miscarriages occur for genetic reasons. Speak to your doctor on the subject.
Answered 1/6/2013
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