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Do you belive the hype about high natural killer cells and misscarage?
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Natural killer cells and misscarage: Steroids, which are thought to work by reducing the percentage of NK cells in the womb, are commonly used as a treatment for recurrent miscarriage and do appear to help some women to go on to have a normal pregnancy. But many experts agree this is based more on empirical evidence that a firm scientific understanding.
Answered 5/29/2016
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