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A member asked:
I saw my babies heartbeat on a ultrasound at 7weeks, does that mean my chances of miscarriage are really low now?
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Good sign: Seeing a heartbeat on ultrasound is certainly encouraging. Miscarriage rates are thought to be in the 5% range once a heartbeat is detected.
Answered 1/23/2018
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Yes: It is unlikely that you will miscarry. Nothing is for sure however.
Answered 8/3/2017
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