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miscarriage
'A miscarriage can take hours, days or even weeks to unfold. The following are examples of what you may experience.' missed miscarriage Missed miscarriage (also called 'missed abortion') You may have no warning symptoms and discover through a routine scan that there is no heartbeat or an empty foetal sac (called a 'blighted ovum'). threatening miscarriage Threatening miscarriage may be experienced for days or even weeks before you lose the baby. At this stage you could experience any of the following:
inevitable miscarriage This is when the cervix opens and the placenta breaks free from the uterine wall. The most common signs are:
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