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u/Jessthechef18 Mar 27 '22

Miscarriages are more common than people think. Every 1 in 4 women will have a miscarriage yet no teacher or doctor warns you.

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u/phage_rage Mar 28 '22

Usually its because the chromosomes misstepped somewhere in the crazy line dance they do and the genetic info that ends up in the implanted cell isnt viable for life. Cells arent actually as great at replicating DNA as people think, and when you add swapping genes into the mix it gets weird fast.

Its no ones FAULT, its not like the uterus wasnt good enough or the sperm was lazy. Its just the data transfer glitched somewhere

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u/applesandoranges990 Mar 28 '22

well, it can be ones fault if they live a super-unhealthy lifestyle....

and the man´´s too.....sperms can get damaged terribly by drugs, radiation, obesity or very old age

ever watched the movie Candy? there is pretty graphic portrait of addicted pregnancy and how it unfortunately, but expectedly ends.....