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To: soycd

If she had a miscarriage there would have no longer been a fetus so no heartbeat. An incomplete miscarriage would have left behind enough tissue to cause septicemia. A D&C might have been in order but even in an incomplete miscarriage there is no heartbeat or viable fetus. Someone has really confused this story.


14 posted on 11/14/2012 2:57:21 PM PST by nclaurel
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To: nclaurel
If she had a miscarriage there would have no longer been a fetus so no heartbeat. An incomplete miscarriage would have left behind enough tissue to cause septicemia. A D&C might have been in order but even in an incomplete miscarriage there is no heartbeat or viable fetus. Someone has really confused this story.

But there may be a heartbeat in an "inevitable miscarriage" (bleeding & dilation, but the fetus remains in the uterus). And sometimes those do not progress. That can cause significant risk of infection leading to septicemia. It's possible that's what happened here.

17 posted on 11/14/2012 3:37:44 PM PST by Conscience of a Conservative
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