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Personally after going through it, I found myself wondering why the hell it's not more widely discussed how common it is. (Also, how much less common it is afte
by ip26 7y ago
Personally after going through it, I found myself wondering why the hell it's not more widely discussed how common it is. (Also, how much less common it is after 10 weeks)
Without that knowledge, when it happens there's the immediate fear that there's something wrong with you, that you'll never be able to have kids, that it's hopeless. When in reality it happens a lot, including to countless couples who go on to have big happy families.
They say if we were able to track 'unrecognized' pregnancies, the total rate of miscarry across all pregnancies is likely much higher than 25%