Recurrent Miscarriage

Recurrent miscarriage is investigated through a combination of medical history, blood tests, and imaging. Common assessments include screening for hormonal or thyroid abnormalities, checking for clotting or immune conditions, genetic testing for both partners, and imaging of the uterus (such as ultrasound, HyCosy, or hysteroscopy) to identify anatomical issues.

Together, these help determine possible causes and guide appropriate treatment.

Recurrent miscarriage is treated based on the underlying cause, which may include correcting uterine abnormalities, managing hormonal or thyroid issues, or using blood-thinning or immune therapies when indicated.

Supportive early-pregnancy care, lifestyle optimisation, and in some cases assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF with genetic testing can also help improve the chances of a successful pregnancy.