Blighted ovum: The reason some women miscarry between 8-13 weeks
Warning: this video has descriptions of miscarriage that some viewers may find upsetting.
Loise Nyagol has suffered from a condition known as an anembryonic pregnancy, or blighted ovum.
This is when, during pregnancy, the embryo fails to grow leading to a miscarriage at 8-13 weeks.
Despite the devastation she has experienced, Loise is hopeful that one day she will be able to have a baby.
She shared her experience with BBC Life Clinic.
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