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Is There A Chance Of Missed Abortion?

i had a missed abortion on august.on 10th month pregnency.bcoz baby's foetal pole is not seen.after 3month we are trying for pregnency.i want to know after happening that is it possible,same thing will be happen again with me?what is the reason that foetal pole is not seen in baby?
Mon, 30 Jan 2017
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Hallow Dear,

When gestational sac is present without foetal pole, it is called as Blighted ovum. You seem to have such pregnancy in the past. Most of the time, such pregnancy is due to unhealthy ovum. The possibility of recurrence of such pregnancy is about 10%. Normal healthy pregnancies are noted after Blighted ovum.

You may report to a Foetal Medicine consultant for evaluating both of you for any chromosomal issues. This might help you in planning a healthy pregnancy.

Please start consuming Folic acid daily much before you are attempting the pregnancy. This will increase the possibilities of healthy pregnancy.

I hope this helps you.

Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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Is There A Chance Of Missed Abortion?

Hallow Dear, When gestational sac is present without foetal pole, it is called as Blighted ovum. You seem to have such pregnancy in the past. Most of the time, such pregnancy is due to unhealthy ovum. The possibility of recurrence of such pregnancy is about 10%. Normal healthy pregnancies are noted after Blighted ovum. You may report to a Foetal Medicine consultant for evaluating both of you for any chromosomal issues. This might help you in planning a healthy pregnancy. Please start consuming Folic acid daily much before you are attempting the pregnancy. This will increase the possibilities of healthy pregnancy. I hope this helps you. Dr. Nishikant Shrotri