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19 and want a baby after miscarriage what to do?
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Try again: Miscarriages are not uncommon. When this happens, the fetus was often abnormal, so nature gets rid of it. But >90% of the time, the baby will be healthy, so you are likely to have your baby(healthy one) next time you try to get pregnant. Good luck
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