Can microwaves cause a miscarriage

Can microwaves cause a miscarriage

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Microwave ovens pose no threat to a pregnancy, so a microwave would not cause a miscarriage. ChaCha!

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A: but what you’ve written i believe you have everything all planned up.just do that, any suggestions might alter your plans.