Miscarriage information and support
A miscarriage is legally defined as the loss of a baby during the first 24 weeks. Going through a miscarriage can be extremely difficult. We’re here to answer your questions and support you as best as we can. Some people who experience a late miscarriage may feel that our information about stillbirth is more helpful.
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What are Natural Killer (NK) cells?
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When can I try for another baby after a miscarriage?
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Going back to work after a miscarriage
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Pregnancy after a miscarriage
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Your feelings as a partner after a miscarriage
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Can stress cause miscarriage?
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Why did I miscarry and was it my fault?
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Online communities for baby loss
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Other organisations that can support you after a miscarriage
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What are Natural Killer (NK) cells?
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Your feelings as a partner after a miscarriage
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Why did I miscarry and was it my fault?
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When can I try for another baby after a miscarriage?
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Pregnancy after a miscarriage
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Online communities for baby loss
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Going back to work after a miscarriage
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Can stress cause miscarriage?
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