Dame Laura Kenny's Fertility Concerns
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•Laura Kenny: Can elite sport damage women's fertility?
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Olympic gold-medallist Dame Laura Kenny is Britain 's most successful female athlete.
She has two young boys but also had a miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy.
The 32-year-old wondered if elite sport had damaged her fertility.
Dr Emma O'Donnell says elite sport puts a unique strain on the human body.
Around 11,000 pregnancies a year in the UK are ectopic - an egg implants in the fallopian tubes.
Professor Nargund says there is a potential link between intense exercise in the first three months of pregnancy and miscarriage.
Norwegian study of 34 Norwegian athletes found no increased risk of fertility problems.
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