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What is the likelihood of miscarriage if the ultrasound notes the fetus is 'low in the uterus' at 2 months? any literature quoting a percentage?
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The low down on PG: All pregnancies are low in the uterus at only 8 weeks gestation prior to uterine expansion lifting them up into the fundus in the 2nd trimester.
Answered 5/9/2017
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