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I lost a baby 2yrs ago at 39wks due to placental abruption now i'm scared to have a baby again even though they plan to take it at 36wk afe is my fear?
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High risk pregnancy: Sorry for your loss, but i doubt if anyone could predict the possibility of having afe with your future delivery. I would recommend to schedule your next delivery in the big tertiary center with high acuity for ob/gyn and level iii-iv neonatal medicine intensive care. And follow up your current pregnancy with fetal-maternal medicine specialist.
Answered 12/10/2013
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