Does Late Implantation Mean Higher Risk of Miscarriage?
Does Late Implantation Mean Higher Risk of Miscarriage? Is it true that late implantation leads to a higher risk of miscarriage? Is it possible that was the cause of my miscarriage in my last pregnancy?Answer: It’s true that a few studies have found a higher risk of miscarriage in pregnancies with implantation occurring more than eight to 10 days after ovulation. This is probably the origin of the rumor that late implantation means a higher risk of miscarriage, as these studies did receive some news coverage when they first came out. What exactly the finding means, however, is debatable. Late implantation by itself is not likely to be a direct cause of miscarriage. One theory is that embryos with chromosomal abnormalities, which are known to be likely to miscarry, may also be more likely to implant later because of iss
