What would be the odds of me losing my baby after I lost my last baby @ 37 wks?
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Have you been referred to a perinatologist for an evaluation? There are several reasons for stillbirth. Often, the cause is never found out. But sometimes there are clues from your last pregnancy. Depending upon what happened, your doctor may order certain tests (e.g. antiphospholipid syndrome panel, hereditary thrombophilia panel, chromosome analysis). They may help you to know what risk factors you have. Also, depending upon your test results, there may be a way to help lessen the risk for another pregnancy loss.
I'm so sorry to hear that you lost your last pregnancy. There is probably very little that anyone can say that will take away the worry. I wish you lots of good news in your next pregnancy.
i think it will be a low chace of losing it but it may have a high chance of a medical condition
just because u lost one baby doesnt mean anything. just try not to worry about it i think everything will turn out just fine. my mom lost a baby before but then she had me and my sister and brother and we're all healthy so dont think about it too much.
It must be hard for you to not be scared darling. I am so sorry that this has happened.I dont think any of us could tell you that. Maybe you need some counselling.
From all that I have read there is very little correlation between how your last pregnancy ended and how this one will go. Unless there was a permanent medical reason for why you lost your last pregnancy at 37 weeks, there is no way to tell whether or not you will go full term with this one. Sorry for your loss and I hope this one has a better outcome! My prayers be with you!
It probably depends upon why you lost your last baby. If the last baby had DNA abnormalities, it could have no bearing on the risk factors for this baby. Since 38 weeks is full-term, I would set aside questions regarding prematurity and the likelihood that the next child would be premature (if the problem were incompetent cervix, then baby would be delivered sometime before 30 weeks, I would guess). Tell your doctor your worries. If there is a clear cause for the loss of baby #1, then s/he would be able to tell you, and also tell you whether the loss has any bearing on the risk factor(s) for baby #2.
if you have alcohol a lot then leave it because that may one cause for your loseing of baby and if u have some problem go and consult a docter u should not ask peaple about these things because every person have their own opinion so stop asking and consult your docter
Do not stress about it. Stress is more likely to cause problems.
Don't worry so much. Lighting won't strike you twice.
Most likely the chances of this happenning are no more or less greater than it was when you lost your last one ,,,,,, It is regrettable at the least but sometimes nature has a way of compensating for mistakes or mishaps ,,,,,, Women have miscarriages all the time for some one reason or another ,,,,,,, and it usually turns out after examination that it took place because of some serious or unfortunate event that would have rendered the child deformed or retarded or eventually dying prematurely ,,,,,, Which ,,, when you think about it ,,,, could considered a mercy for both the parents and the child ,,,,, Suffer the little children to come unto me for such is the kingdom of heaven ,,,,,A child is heaven ,,,,,, And a child weather they are still in the womb or not will be taken home in the event of such things because this little individual became a human being at the moment of conception and thus became a part of the great plan laid down for all of us ,,, So barring some out side factor such as substance abuse or things like smoking or the consumption of alcohol or physical trauma ,,,, the chances of it happenning again are no greater or lesser than what they were with the previous pregnancy ,,,,,,, The miscarriage happens but usually for a good reason ,,,,,, It's not for us to question too far ,,,,,, Man has little or no control over life and death even today with the advances that have been made in medical science so it's not for us to question fate ,,,,,, What might be thought of as regrettable or a tradgety could just turn out to be a blessing in disguise ,,,,,,,Yoda said that ,,,,,,,,,
Pretty low, unless your child passed away due to a genetic malformation that you and your partner carry. Most late-term losses are simply unexplainable or result from a true cord accident, which is rare.
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