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The risk of miscarriage is increased by: • your age – at the age of 30, the risk of miscarriage is one in five (20%); over the age of 40, the risk of miscarriage is one in two (50%) • medical problems such as poorly controlled diabetes • lifestyle factors such as smoking, being overweight or heavy drinking. There is no evidence that stress can cause a miscarriage.
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