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Q: Multiple Pregnancies With Lost Fetal Heart Beat At 9weeks

asked by: Rhonda Janssen on February 9th, 2007

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I am 36 years old and have been pregnant twice using clomid (150mg). During both pregancies a fetal heart beat was seen during sonogram at 6 weeks, but no fetal heartbeat later at 9 week point. Both pregancies were lost and d&c performed. Is there a common cause for losing a baby at this same point multiple times? Are there any tests that can be performed to determine the cause? Should I stop trying--what's the probability that this will continue to happen for future pregnancies? Crying or Very sad

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lil_blaze2004

replied on February 9th, 2007

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I'm not too sure what the probability is that it would happen again to you, but I had 2 miscarriages before having my son.

I would ask your doc, if you are very concerned

egb09302006

replied on January 22nd, 2009

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I'm intereseted in this response as well I had just miscarried a baby at 12w 3d. There was a strong heart beat and everything looked great at 6w 3d by ultrasound. I had some spotting and had an ultrasound yesterday to find no movement and no heartbeat Sad

This is uncommon and I am interested to know why it happened if there is a reason.

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