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Another part of birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the preconceptional care is a review of your obstetric history. You will be asked about any previous birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the pregnancies and if you had any complications.

If you had a problem in a birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the past pregnancy, that does not mean the problem will recur or that you should not try to get birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the pregnant again. Some problems recur, but most do not. Previous problems can be a sign that you may need special attention before and during your current pregnancy.

Some women worry that they will have trouble having a birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the baby if they have had a miscarriage. One in five women who become pregnant are known to have a birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the miscarriage at some point in that pregnancy, and many more that are not detected are thought to occur. Most of these women go on to have normal pregnancies the next time they conceive. A few women have recurrent miscarriages (three or more pregnancy losses in a row). Most likely, though, if you have a normal, healthy baby.

Most doctors agree that having a previous pregnancy terminated (included abortion) does not make it harder to get pregnant again, nor will it affect the outcome of a future pregnancy. However, not much is known about the risk for women who have had more than one abortion. It is possible that more than one birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the abortion might increase the risk for a low birth weight or a birth defects can be reduced or eliminated by changing the preterm baby.