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If i had a blighted ovum 2 months ago what are my chances of having another one?

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10 %: Most women who have a blighted ovum rarely have another one. I have been practicing obstetrics for over 30 years and only recall 1 time in my practice. I suggest you not worry.

Dr Hickerson and another doctor agreed

Answered 9/18/2019

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What is the longest you can have a blighted ovum? Is it possible to have one up to 23 weeks?

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I was told a month ago I had a blighted ovum and Im still bleeding on and off is that normal I throught after two weeks bleeding stopped

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3miscarriages - one in 2017(5w2d - blighted ovum),chemical in 2019( 5w) ,recently in 2019 december a mmc(9w2d) . My last mmc karyotype result is monosomy18. We did mine and husbands karyotype-normal. Im 25 yrs worried about monosomy18.kindly advice ?

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Blighted ovum at 12 wk scan.i knew from 6 wks.would not be scanned as not bleeding. Why would no one listen to me? Devastated.

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My wife is pregnant and doctor sade the baby went through blighted ovum, she is on her 11th week.Are there chances for the baby to makeit?

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