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It depends on what age you are, and how healthy you are, but the chances are low. As the birthing stage is approaching the amniotic sack will grow thicker as the baby also grows with it. If you are unhealthy your blood might be too thick the be of much support but it doesnt mean you cannot give birth the a healthy baby. The chances of a miscarriage at 5 months are pretty slim.
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