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Is doing cardio exercises and moving a lot and not sleeping enough cause miscarriage?
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No: There is no evidence that a normal pregnancy can be lost because of "cardio exercises, moving a lot or not sleeping enough." These are not known to be the causes of miscarriages..
Answered 2/2/2017
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