Recurrent Miscarriage Causes
Having one miscarriage can be devastating enough, but having one after another is often a very traumatic experience. The very thought of trying again can feel like an uphill struggle, with many couples already expecting another loss before the pregnancy has begun. There are many possible causes for recurrent miscarriage, including, genetic and hormonal problems, infection and thrombophilic (blood-clotting) defects and cervical weakness. Where possible, couples should be referred to a specialist unit dedicated to managing recurrent miscarriage.
Causes of recurrent miscarriage Genetic: In a small number of cases, one partner may repeatedly pass on an abnormal chromosome, causing recurrent miscarriage. Both you and your partner should be offered a blood test to check for chromosomal abnormalities. In case the tests show a problem, you should be referred to a clinical geneticist for further testing. Hormonal: In some rare cases an imbalance in pregnancy hormones can lead to conditions such as polycystic ovaries or PCOS, multiple cysts on a woman’s ovaries, which can cause
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