Did anyone miscarry

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even though they didn't consume any alcohol, smoke, do drugs, drink coffee, eat raw seafood, raw eggs, unpasteurized cheese and all the other forbidden things?

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It is rare that miscarriage is caused by the things you’ve listed. Most of the time it is a chromosomal issue.

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Tons of people every day.

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I’ve had two miscarriages. One baby wasn’t tested. One was. Second baby Wasn’t down to chromosome abnormalities. It just happens. You can do everything right and it still goes wrong.

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I did. I figured it was a chromosomal issue.

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Around 70% of conceived children are miscarried, almost always due to chromosomal abnormalities that prevent proper development.

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None of those things cause miscarriages, that's completely a myth. Most miscarriages are caused by a genetic mismatch in the embryo that the body aborts. Other causes would be something like a thyroid issue or other health issue.

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I got pregnant during my 8 week postpartum after my 3 year old but when I was tested it was too early to show up on a hpt so my baby grew around the IUD. We found out at 7 weeks and lost him at 7 weeks and the IUD came out the day after I lost him. Miscarriages happen naturally as well.

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It's a chromosome issue..very unlikely of the things you listed

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Yes.

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Most miscarriages are due to chromosomal abnormalities and are not viable and there is little you can do about that unfortunately. Avoiding some of the things you are talking about and leading a healthy life can increase your chances of a healthy pregnancy, however they are also not causally related. When I was pregnant the first time my doctor was very straight forward with us about the stats around miscarriages and how if it did happen, it wasn't anything I did, or could have done.

Did anyone miscarry

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