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A member asked:
Is there any relation between long cycle and increased risk of misscariage? my cycle is around 32-37 days..
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Probably not: Cycle length has not been noted to be a factor in the risk for pregnancy loss. The normal cycle length varies from 21 to 36 days, so it sounds as if you are normal.
Answered 9/4/2013
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