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I'm pregnant with my 3rd baby, have had two healthy pregnancy, changes of misscarrying this time round, i'm 5 weeks ?
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Pregnancy: If you have not had problems with your previous pregnancies and your medical condition has not changed (assuming you are generally healthy), the risk of miscarriage with your 3rd pregnancy is low.
Answered 5/22/2015
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