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Is it genes or lifestyle or both that make it likely to get pregnancy loss?
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Both ...: There are many causes of pregnancy loss, some are genetic - blood clotting disorders, rare genetic abnormalities(translocations). Some women are born with a uterine abnormality. Other causes are acquired - fibroids, polyps, abnormal antibodies (autoimmunity). Lifestyle factors: smoking, sexually transmitted infections and genetics can lower your egg supply (ovarian reserve). Consult a fertility md.
Answered 5/7/2016
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