How far along is it ok to stop worrying about miscarriage?

Question

I am 20 weeks and 1 day. And I have been under a ton of stress the past couple weeks. I worry about the baby and mc. Is there really a time when you can stop worrying.

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Nope, I'm 30 weeks an still worry just a bit but not as much as I was in the beginning! Her movements make me feel so relieved!

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Honestly not Until baby is safely delivered. Your risk greatly decreases in 2nd trimester, however I know atleast 6 moms who lost their babies in 3rd trimester. 1, days before due date. It's not that you should kill yourself worrying about it, just understand it unfortunately can happen at anytime for sometimes no reason at all. Best thing to do is try enjoy every moment of pregnancy and focus on the positives (like feeling baby moving, setting up nursery, shopping!), and always trust your instinct if something feels off call your dr. A good dr will never make you feel bad for calling 100X with concerns. This is my 3rd baby and my doctor always reminds me even though I'm a "pro" lol to call with concerns, there aren't any stupid questions and he would rather give me peace of mind then have me worry.

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Unfortunately there it is not 100% sure to say that you won't miscarry until baby is born😔. I know it sucks, but stop worrying and enjoy your pregnancy.

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We lost our daughter at 22 weeks back in August. No time is safe. One minute I felt her moving and the next I didn't. Until that baby comes out healthy I am always a nervous wreck and then I worry daily after they are born lol never ends!

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You're technically never in the safe zone. I had a miscarriage at 19w3d. Anytime after that is called a stillborn. Just be cautious and if you feel something isn't right then go get check. Never hesitate.

How far along is it ok to stop worrying about miscarriage?

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