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Fabiola

06-25-2013 06:25 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

Always have in mind that it's not just you anymore ;)

Abigail

06-26-2013 07:03 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

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Originally Posted by Halia (Post 3539)

"Watch what you eat and watch your step all the time!"

Come to think of it... I guess this applies even if you're not pregnant!

Abigail

06-26-2013 07:05 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

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Originally Posted by Fabiola (Post 3630)

Always have in mind that it's not just you anymore ;)

Awww... that sure is true. Pregnancy is not the time to be selfish

Fanny

08-10-2013 03:33 PM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

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Originally Posted by Abigail (Post 3637)

Come to think of it... I guess this applies even if you're not pregnant!

Couldn't agree more. The last time I fell downstairs, I had a chipped fracture and needed to undergo 6 sessions of physical therapy! Ugh!!! :(

Abigail

08-18-2013 07:58 PM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

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Originally Posted by Fanny (Post 4012)

Couldn't agree more. The last time I fell downstairs, I had a chipped fracture and needed to undergo 6 sessions of physical therapy! Ugh!!! :(

That sounds terrible! I hope it didn't do any permanent damage!

Gaetana

08-29-2013 02:51 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

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Originally Posted by Cailyn (Post 3264)

I've read that having low progesterone when pregnant possibly causes repeated miscarriages... which perhaps explains women who are very careful and yet still have miscarriages... So I guess it would also be better to have yourself tested just to make sure you just have sufficient of it.

That's why doctors give progesterone or Duphaston to moms who have a sensitive pregnancy so as to avoid possible miscarriage. Bed rest is also a requirement.

Cadelaria

09-07-2013 10:42 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

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Originally Posted by Fanny (Post 4012)

Couldn't agree more. The last time I fell downstairs, I had a chipped fracture and needed to undergo 6 sessions of physical therapy! Ugh!!! :(

Oh, hope you're doing fine now. Next time, be extra careful dear. Ok?

Adalira

09-14-2013 07:18 PM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fanny (Post 4012)

Couldn't agree more. The last time I fell downstairs, I had a chipped fracture and needed to undergo 6 sessions of physical therapy! Ugh!!! :(

How are you? Hoping you're feeling better at this time Fanny!

Baha	11-13-2013 01:32 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fanny (Post 4012)

Couldn't agree more. The last time I fell downstairs, I had a chipped fracture and needed to undergo 6 sessions of physical therapy! Ugh!!! :(

Oh my! Next be careful dear...

Gaetana

11-27-2013 02:27 AM

Re: How to prevent a miscarriage

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fanny (Post 4012)

Couldn't agree more. The last time I fell downstairs, I had a chipped fracture and needed to undergo 6 sessions of physical therapy! Ugh!!! :(

Oh, hope you're feeling so much better now dear.

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