Patients with a history of infertility (i.e. experience a difficult time conceiving) who choose to conceive with assisted reproductive technologies (ART) do traditionally experience an increased number of complications during pregnancy. Common complications include preterm delivery, fetal growth failure, and fetal losses and increased rates of fetal loss and neonatal death. These are primarily related to placental failure due to ...
I have lost one baby in the First Trimester (first three months) and I was told that this is normal. Is this true?
There is nothing normal about losing a baby in the first trimester. Any woman who lost a baby in the first trimester has a 25% (1 in 4) risk of losing the next pregnancy as well. However, this also means that she has a 75% chance of keeping the baby past the first trimester, so the percentages are still in ...
Are patients with infertility more likely to have pregnancy complications?
Patients with a history of infertility (i.e. experience a difficult time conceiving) who choose to conceive with assisted reproductive technologies (ART) do traditionally experience an increased number of complications during pregnancy. Common complications include preterm delivery, fetal growth failure, and fetal losses and increased rates of fetal loss and neonatal death. These are primarily related to placental failure due to ...
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