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miscarriage

I lost my baby in 8th month due to my high blood pressure and Dr. given me normal delivery and after 1 year i conceive again but in 7 week there is blood clotting in my vagina and i ask Dr she says there is no heart beat of baby and its miscarriage so what will be the problem ? should i conceive again ? and have a normal pregnancy ? i am in much doubt , please clear my doubt ? or advice some help so that this doesn't happen again    
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414635 tn?1272217693
I am very sorry for your losses. I might add though sometimes at 7 weeks a heartbeat can not be found, until 8 weeks. This miscarriage (if you do have one) may or may not be related to your blood pressure problem, as many as 50% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, sometimes the women doesn't even know she is pregnant yet

You should be ab;e to have a child, but your pregnancy may not be "normal" you would be watched very carefully for high blood pressure happening again, there are some meds you can take, and often bedrest is prescribed. They may also take the baby as early as 28 weeks if your life or the baby is at risk.

You need to consult with your Dr, that will be the only way to clear your doubt.
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757254 tn?1237545523
why dont u start LOPRIN..its recommended for high bp as it doesnt let blood to clot n thus controls the bp.certain tests also req.i also hv the same prob.in preg i go on loprin till the 9th month.consult ur doc abt it.
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