“Yes, it is increasingly common”: gynecologist answers all questions about pregnancy loss

“We would have a child this summer”: in the podcast ‘Near Thirtyers’, Lize Feryn tells frankly about her pregnancy loss. No less than 20 to 30 percent of women experience it. “It is more common than ten years ago,” says Prof. Gynecologist Roland Devlieger (UZ Leuven). He explains why that comes and answers questions that sometimes still seem taboo. From when can you try to get pregnant again? Is the medication to break down the fruit painful? Does blood loss also mean pregnancy loss immediately?

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