Management Of Pregnancy Loss

where the blood is more likely to clot), thrombophilia (an inherited condition), immune factors, diabetes and epilepsy can all be potential factors resulting in miscarriage. Sometimes there is no underlying problem and most couples are likely to have a successful pregnancy in the future.

Management Of Pregnancy Loss

Medical Management (taking medicines) As with early miscarriage this can be used to treat late miscarriage. This involves taking one oral tablet and then returning 48 hours later for a series of tablets and/or vaginal pessaries to help the neck of the womb open and allow the pregnancy to pass. Once admitted for the second dose of medication the process may take from a few hours up to a few days. You may experience some bleeding or spotting for up to two weeks after your delivery. Expectant Management To await events at home. Regular blood tests will be taken to assess for clotting disorders. A review date will be given so that you can discuss delivery with the Consultant Obstetrician.