Sentence examples for miscarriage about from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the first embryo transfer to Jessie, in January, ended in miscarriage about seven weeks into her pregnancy.

When used properly in the early weeks of pregnancy, misoprostol, which causes uterine contractions and cervical dilation, induces a miscarriage about 85 percent of the time, according to Dr. Grossman.

Bill Hayes later wrote that she lost her baby through miscarriage about the same time she lost her husband to Gwen Verdon.

There was a non-significant difference in subsequent fertility rates up to 24 months after the index miscarriage of about 4% in favour of expectant compared with surgical management.

Piecing together hints in Sam's diaries, the illnesses and deaths of two of Isabella's four children, and the many miscarriages whispered about in Isabella's family, Hughes makes a convincing case, though she perhaps tells us rather too often about the "scrunched and peeling foetuses" typical of the failed pregnancies of syphilitic mothers.

I made an experimental documentary about miscarriages, another about the psycho-emotional impact of becoming a mother, one about female body hair.

Meanwhile, primary infection in pregnant women will likely transmit the parasite to the fetus vertically causing congenital toxoplasmosis and might eventually bring about miscarriage in pregnant women [ 8, 9].

Little is known about the incidence of primary care follow-up after miscarriage or about women's perception of its value.

Maybe workplaces can start with recognising miscarriage, thinking about how to better include pre-20 week losses into parental leave, and understanding the longer-term impact that miscarriage can have on an employee's short- to medium- term performance, mental health and wellbeing.

At 35, the risk of miscarriage is about 20percentt risk.

However, these tests carry a risk of miscarriage of about 1%, 2 and they are therefore reserved for pregnancies considered to be at high risk of fetal trisomy 21.