Miscarriages: Debunking the common myths and misconceptions


A miscarriage can trigger a lot of emotions, including guilt, sadness and fear, but most of the time, the cause is beyond the parents’ control. — Filepic

The birth of a new baby is always a joyous occasion.

However, for every news of a successful pregnancy, one may also have heard of a friend or relative who has experienced a miscarriage.

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