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sometimes it is, or it passes naturally

and if it does not pass out there would be a risk for >infection? What's the difference here?

some of the difference has to do with how far along the embryos got -- and some is due to the fact that in a multiple gestation, the remaining embryos continue to make hormones

>Sorry if this sounds ignorant to you and Thanks for your educated
>answer!

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