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Risk of miscarriage

Hello, I'm 10 weeks pregnant, when am I out of the 'miscarriage zone'?
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You can suffer a miscarriage up until the sixth month, after which it is termed a premature birth. A miscarriage normally occurs because something is wrong in the development of the baby, or the way the mother's body is coping with the pregnancy. It normally happens early on, usually before the end of the first trimester, unless caused by illness or accident.

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