How To Stop Worrying About Miscarriage, According to Experts

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Written By Lora Shahine, MD

No matter how healthy you are or how well your pregnancy is going, worries about miscarriage can still rear their ugly head.

This is especially true for women who have miscarried previously or have had to overcome challenges to conceive.

If you’re wondering how to stop worrying about miscarriage, experts agree that it is possible to put your fears at ease — or at the very least, decrease overwhelming feelings of doubt and uncertainty.

Honored to contribute to this important piece on miscarriage in Romper.

Lora Shahine, MD

Dr. Lora Shahine, reproductive endocrinologist at Pacific NW Fertility and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Washington in Seattle, completed her residency in OBGYN at the University of California in San Francisco and fellowship in reproductive endocrinology at Stanford University. She is dedicated to educating and advocating for increased awareness of infertility, miscarriage, and the impact on environmental toxins on health through an active social media presence, teaching, clinical research, and authoring multiple blogs and books including best selling, ‘Not Broken: An Approachable Guide to Miscarriage and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss.’

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