Treatment Area
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Compassionate, evidence-based investigation and management for recurrent miscarriage.
Overview
About this treatment
Recurrent pregnancy loss — defined as two or more pregnancy losses — affects approximately 1–2% of couples trying to conceive and can be one of the most emotionally and physically exhausting experiences a person faces. While in many cases no single cause is identified, a thorough investigation can uncover treatable factors including hormonal imbalances, immune dysregulation, thrombophilia, uterine abnormalities, and chromosomal issues. Our doctors provide compassionate, systematic assessment and personalised management to give you the best possible chance of a successful pregnancy.
Our Approach
How we help
- Comprehensive recurrent miscarriage blood panel — antiphospholipid antibodies, thrombophilia screen, hormonal profile, thyroid function, and natural killer cell assessment
- Uterine assessment including referral for ultrasound, hysteroscopy, or MRI where indicated
- Personalised management plans addressing identified causes — anticoagulation, progesterone support, immune therapy, or hormonal correction
- Luteal phase support with progesterone for women with luteal phase insufficiency or prior early losses
- Immune therapy for women with elevated natural killer cell activity or antiphospholipid syndrome
- Coordination with IVF specialists for preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) where chromosomal factors are suspected
- Ongoing emotional support and clear communication throughout investigation and treatment
Is This Right for You?
Who this is for
- Women or couples who have experienced two or more pregnancy losses
- Those who have had a single loss with additional risk factors (age, prior IVF failure, known thrombophilia)
- Women with unexplained recurrent miscarriage who want a thorough, systematic investigation
- Those who have had prior investigations elsewhere but want a second opinion or more comprehensive workup
- Couples preparing for IVF who want to address potential miscarriage risk factors before their cycle
Your Journey
What to expect
An initial consultation reviewing your full pregnancy and miscarriage history, cycle pattern, and any prior investigations
A comprehensive blood panel covering immune, hormonal, thrombophilic, and chromosomal factors
Referral for uterine imaging or specialist procedures where structural causes are suspected
A clear explanation of any findings and how they may have contributed to your losses
A personalised management plan with evidence-based interventions tailored to your results
Close monitoring and support in subsequent pregnancies, including early progesterone and anticoagulation where indicated
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Frequently asked questions
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