Probability of loss after 1st U/S?

Re: Probability of loss after 1st U/S?

• amwangel member

  August 2016

  Last time, I read that it's normally 2% but if you've had 2 losses it's 15%. But like you said, statistics don't matter when it's been you!

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  2010: son born 9/1 

  2013: 2 miscarriages + d&cs, both at 10 weeks: April & July

  2014: son #2 born 6/29

  2016: Baby girl stillborn at 21w6d 4/29 and baby boy stillborn at 20w 3d 11/16

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• KyCade3013 member

  August 2016 edited August 2016

  Yea, my doctor said the last time (I had a hematoma) that it was still less than 10%, but I was the 10%! Don't want to be it again, but of course anything is possible, just curious if my odds are better this time around. 
  

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• MWoodside member

  August 2016

  I always heard 5% after seeing hb, 2% after hearing hb with Doppler. I've been in both those percentiles unfortunately.

  DD1 born 5/24/10.

  Missed M/C at 14 wks Feb 2012.

  DD2 born 5/14/13.

  Missed M/C at 9 wks July 2015.

  Expecting someone new 4/17/17.

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• jmacd22 member

  August 2016

  MWoodside said:

  I always heard 5% after seeing hb, 2% after hearing hb with Doppler. I've been in both those percentiles unfortunately.

  Same here unfortunately 

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• amwangel member

  August 2016

  
  

  mcdonald-bailey said:

  
  

  
  

  MWoodside said:

  
  

  I always heard 5% after seeing hb, 2% after hearing hb with Doppler. I've been in both those percentiles unfortunately.

  
  

  Same here unfortunately 

  
  

  4% of women will lose two pregnancies in a row. 2% of pregnancies will end in the second trimester. I know those statistics so well because I am them. Statistics are reassuring until they don't matter.

  A

  2010: son born 9/1 

  2013: 2 miscarriages + d&cs, both at 10 weeks: April & July

  2014: son #2 born 6/29

  2016: Baby girl stillborn at 21w6d 4/29 and baby boy stillborn at 20w 3d 11/16

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