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I had a stillborn baby with a heart disease. no one in our families have heart diseases. if i get pregnant again will it happen again. please help me?
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The recurrence risk of any condition varies the detailed diagnosis. You have not provided enough detail to be specific. A general rule is sporadic heart defects have a recurrence risk of 5% or less, but without more detail this is just a general answer. Find a medical genetacist, often at a medical school or children's hospital who can go over any records you have and discuss your specific risk.
Answered 1/7/2022
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