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Had previous missed mc now 7 weeks pregnant seen heartbeat what are chances of successful pregnancy. backache, tired no sickness no bleeding ?
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So far looks good: We can not predict what is going to happen in any particular case. Now that you have seen a heartbeat the risk of miscarriage goes way down. Each week you stay pregnant it goes down even further. Best of luck.
Answered 5/10/2015
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