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Miscarriage and Child Loss:no feotus growth after 6 weeks- Miscarriage
2007-11-28
Name: wanaknow



Hello All,

A friend of mine had gone through miscarriage around 12-16 weeks for the reason that the foetus did not grow after 6 weeks.

Any of you know more about this? What all care need to be taken to avoid this sad thing from happening?

Please throw some light.

I appreciate all your responses.

Thanks,
Silpa
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2008-01-05
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Anonymous Name: K.Radha
Subject:  not always a reason



Hi Silpa,

Your friend is lucky that you care enough to ask around for advice and sadly there isn' t a great deal that I can offer in this regard other than it is a very sad part of life but occasionally these things happen. Often there is no reason and that can be very difficult for some to accept but pregnancy is a very tricky little process.

You don' t need anyone to explain the in' s and out' s of conception but you would be aware that it is all about cell division... Mother nature is cruel yet kind in many ways... Most often in early pregnancy when there is a loss it is just that the cells got themselves confused and something didn' t occur correctly, this is where nature steps in and loss occurs... I am sorry I am not able to provide more help.

Folic acid is recommended when TTC and whilst pregnant as is a balanced diet but unless there is a medical reason behind the loss there is little that can be done to prevent it even then there is little that doctors can do in that first trimester if a loss is threatened. I think your support is probably going to be the best thing and most helpful thing when she tries again. Everyone deserves and friend like you!
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