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Okay i have been pregnant before and lost it how do I keep from losing it again this time
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1911870 tn?1345419009
Take your prenatals before you become pregnant and eat right and don't do drugs or drink. Other than that it's up to mother nature.
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126454 tn?1328019022
Just take care of yourself but other than that, there isn't much you can do to stop a miscarriage if one is going to happen.
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2063110 tn?1398567334
I wish I had the answer to that but you can never keep from having a miscarriage. All you can do is try to give your future pregnancy a very healthy start. Taking prenatals months before conceiving. Not smoking or drinking and eating healthy/ drinking lots of water. Best wishes to you!
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Unfortunately in the 1st trimester there really isn't anything you can do to prevent a misacarriage. I had 3 back to back, all before I made it to 10weeks,  before the drs would test me and they didn't find anything wrong with me. Finally this pregnancy held and on pins and needles I made it out of the first trimester. Starting at 15 weeks I'm getting a hydroxyprogesterone shot once a week to help me make it to term. I'm currently 33 weeks 5 days and I've got 3 more weeks of shots. Idk if it's the shots helping me or if this baby was just meant to be. Good luck and I know it's hard to not get discouraged. I went thru all the emotions guilt was a big one. Message me if you need to chat more.
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