Pregnancy loss before 20 weeks of gestation is called miscarriage, and after 20 weeks, doctors call it stillbirth. Although pregnancy loss is devastating, you might find comfort in turning to your partner, loved ones, a support group, or a licensed grief counselor, focusing on self-care and giving yourself space to heal from the loss.
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