Are these statistics accurate?

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I’ve had 2 miscarriages I’m pregnant again and of course scared to death. Please don’t tell me these numbers are correct 😢😔

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I don’t think so. Most people don’t have two in a row much less three. That’s why fertility specialists tend to suggest waiting for three miscarriages to go see them - most are able to get pregnant. Not that you have to wait - they’d see you anyway. 
I’ve known two people who did fit in that category tho - one had thyroid problems and the other doesn’t know what’s going on.

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You need to relax and not be googling stuff. Don’t believe all statistics... talk to your dr and dr only. It’s different for everyone. Women have 1-2 MC and then a healthy baby.. some women have a health baby then have 1-2 miscarriages after (me). Right now you need to be stress free.

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Like others have said, check with your doctor. You could ask them to check your progesterone. If it’s low, you can take a progesterone supplement and it will help you keep a healthy pregnancy.

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I had a healthy child, followed by 2 misscarriages, follwed by a healthy child. I would not stress to much about these numbers!

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I had 4 MC’s in a row but in between I carried a heathy baby girl. She’s 16 months now. Right now Iam 7 weeks pregnant. Hopefully no more miscarriage. Dr can find anything wrong with me but it happened. Just be positive!!!

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I've had 3 miscarriages in a row and i still don't have any live children of my own.  I wish i never saw this now ...

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For 0 it’s actually 33% so i would say this chart is off

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My grandma had 7 miscarriages between her boys. Anything is possible.

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Nooooo definitely not. Check out this link. https://datayze.com/miscarriage-chart.php

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