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What can i do to avoid miscarrying in the first trimester? i am almost 6 weeks pregnant.
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First trimester: Unfortunately first trimester miscarriage risk can happen despite many efforts to avoid it. However, to try to minimize risks, abstain from alcohol, avoid any smoke, first or second hand. Minimize caffeine intake. Avoid unpasteurized products. Also minimize fish consumption. Keep in mind that your chances of keeping a pregnancy are higher than miscarriage. Good luck.
Answered 12/24/2016
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