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Ive had two miscarriages, im 21 should i be concerned? no children.
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The definition of: Recurrent Pregnancy Loss is 3 or more consecutive losses of recognized pregnancies before the 20th week of gestation. After two miscarriages the rate of recurrence is 24-29% for a woman in her 20's. Therefore, many obstetricians test & treat as indicated after two consecutive pregnancy losses. Ask your OB/GYN to tell you his or her opinion on this.
Answered 12/6/2015
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