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I had a very healthy first pregnancy and miscarried on the second at ten weeks what are the chanced of a miscarriage again?

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Dr. Scott Kramer answered

Specializes in Gynecology

1 in 6: Spontaneous miscarriages occur in about 1 in 6 pregnancies; usually due to abnormalities with embryo, like chromosomal issues such as down's syndrome. It's mother nature's way of having more healthy full term babies.

Answered 7/18/2019

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Do not be afraid: Focus on your first healthy child and look forward to the next child. Try to take it easy since you already have a young child. Be positive, so that the second child will have positive feelings from you as you talk to her/him. Rest up, eat right , and be happy along with the gusto to have that next baby!

Answered 3/26/2018

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Low chances: Unless there are physical changes in your cervix the chances of miscarriage are low. Most of the miscarriages in first trimester are due to genetic reasons in fetus.

Answered 3/26/2018

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