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I have homozygous mthdr a1298c

2017-08-10 19:35:58
I had 2 misscarriage what should i take for next pregnancy what treatment?? i lost first one at 5 weeks and second one at 20 weeks
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U would need Medications before conceiving and after u are pregnant u would need pregnancy support pills and treatment thereafter, for details u may get back to us.

Answered2017-08-11 08:27:11

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