The study used the first trimester as being the cut off for nulliparity (never having given birth) - I don't think they recorded how many women had actually had any previous miscarriages or terminations that fit into this category. I think more detailed research would be needed to determine that.
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it could be impossible to know for sure if a womans had a miscarriage, if she's never knowingly been pregnant. could be a hard thing to study. So women wo didnt actually become mothers were used in this one? it's confusing!
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Yes they used the first trimester as cut off. You can't really have a miscarriage after that without knowing is perhaps the reasoning.
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