When does risk of miscarriage drop at 8 weeks or 12

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I know it significantly drops at 12 but I've been told at 8 weeks it drops a lot too

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High risk of miscarriage ends at 12 weeks but then you have to worry of delivering too early 24 weeks. After that you worry of having a stillborn. There's always a worry. You're never safe. Take care

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I'd always said 12 until I had a loss at 12+4 & after a successful first scan. So once I got past that this time round, I started to relax abit more

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It drops a bit after a confirmed heartbeat around 7 or 8 weeks (baby was strong enough to at least develop a heartbeat), and then drops again after first trimester  (12 weeks or so) when the placenta is fully functioning.

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I was told it's always best to wait until 13 weeks when the risk of miscarriage drops significantly before telling anyone. I followed that advice with my 3 kids, until December when we told our families we were pregnant with #4. We told our families at 7w4d (Christmas day to be exact). We thought it'd be fine since we had just had an ultrasound the week before showing and hearing a nice stron heartbeat. At 11w3d I went to the ER for spotting, that ultrasound said growth had stopped at 7w4d.

I'm now a firm believer in not telling until the 13 week mark!

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It does drop a little after 8 weeks and a confirmed heartbeat. :)

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Both. When I hit 9 weeks and the heart beat was still very strong, the doctor told me I had less than a 4% chance of miscarriage. And I know at 12 weeks it drops to way lower.

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It dopes in the 2nd trimester.

When does risk of miscarriage drop at 8 weeks or 12

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