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I had my first miscarriage 6 months ago, it was about 6 weeks of pregnancy. how long should i wait to be pregnant again without any risk of mc ?
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Miscarriage: There is no such thing as "without any risk of miscarriage." all pregnancies have a small chance of miscarriage. Your risk depends on the cause of your miscarriage and your health history. For a normal/healthy woman, 6 months is fine.
Answered 10/24/2017
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