What are the chances of a second miscarriage?

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Is it common???
I’ve just had my bfp but I’m just really scared about miscarrying again

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There’s no correlation between previous miscarriages and future miscarriages (i.e. your chances of a successful pregnancy are exactly the same with every pregnancy unless there are other underlying issues). So try to not worry (I know, easier said than done because I’m 8+ weeks and can’t stop worrying) and celebrate the BFP!

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I miscarried in fall 2015, got pregnant with my rainbow baby in May 2016, totally healthy pregnancy, she’ll be 1 on Feb. 10, 2018, I was 37 when I had the miscarriage, 38 when I had my daughter, sending prayers to you & any other ladies currently pregnant w/ their rainbows that you all have a happy healthy 9 months

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I have read a thing on baby centre saying there is less of a chance of mc if you have recently had a mc and are pregnant again. Not sure how true it is tho

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Depends if you have underlying issues or not. I mc in April, prego right away and then mc in June, prego after one cycle again and then mc in August. 
It wasn’t until the third mc that they sent me for testing, and yes, they found a whole plethora of things that could have caused it. 
If you have polyps, clotting disorders or folate uptake inhibition it could cause mc, but you are more likely to have a healthy baby this time than not, if you don’t have these issues. 
Fingers crossed for you. Xx

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I had a miscarriage in June, a period, then another miscarriage in August. I’m now 11w pregnant. A miscarriage can happen right after you have one, but it doesn’t always.

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I'm in the same boat right now. I had a chemical pregnancy last month, miscarried on Thanksgiving day, and now I'm pregnant again this month. I'm TERRIFIED of losing it again. I'm trying so hard to take it really easy, and I've been retesting every few days just to check. I made an appt for Jan 19th (8 week mark was the soonest they'd see me) and it seriously can't come soon enough.

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All pregnancies have a 25 percent miscarriage in the first trimester, they don't usually tell you that til you have one.... But there are other factors like health, diet, fertility issues, and weight is a big one I found out when my aunt realized she was basically to overweight to have a baby. Drink alot of water, eat veggies and protein and stay healthy I wish you the best. I am going through the same exact thing right now. Its scary but you have to stay positive.

What are the chances of a second miscarriage?

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