The H1N1 virus itself does not increase the risk of miscarriage any more than seasonal flu.

However, while the virus alone does not cause miscarriage, swine flu is more dangerous for pregnant women.

A fever of over 101 degrees increases the risk of miscarriage if the temperature is not lowered quickly.

If you notice any symptoms of swine flu, contact a doctor for advice immediately. 

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