Recurrent miscarriages

What is a recurrent miscarriage?

Studies have shown that one out of every five women suffers the loss of her fetus after pregnancy, while the term recurrent miscarriage is used if the woman loses her pregnancy more than two consecutive times or more.

Causes of recurrent miscarriage

The reasons vary, and many factors lead to it, including those related to the wife, for example, the following reasons:

• Polycystic ovarian disease.
• Endometriosis.
• Infiltration of the fallopian tubes.
• The quality of the eggs.
• Uterine fibroids.
• Genetic factors and the reaction of the immune system to viscosity.
• Sperm abnormalities.

How to diagnose and treat recurrent miscarriage?

The first step in the treatment of recurrent miscarriage is the correct diagnosis of the cause of miscarriage, and accordingly, the treatment varies according to the cause that led to the miscarriage as follows:

• In the case of high blood clotting, fluidization medications (aspirin tablets – heparin injections) are given as prescribed by your doctor.
• The presence of immune problems and accordingly treatment is taken to suppress antibodies.
• Treatment of problems of the uterus itself led to the occurrence of abortion by hysteroscopy.
• An imbalance of thyroid hormone is also treated.
• Treatment of high levels of the hormone prolactin in the blood.
• As well as treating any vaginal infections during pregnancy.
• It is also preferable to pay attention to psychological and moral support for women who have had repeated miscarriages.

Some advice and guidelines that have a positive impact on the health of your fetus and the safety of your pregnancy, for example:

• Proper diet.
• It is also preferable to quit smoking and alcohol consumption.
• Reduce caffeine intake.
• Stay away from stress and anxiety.

In the end, we would like to inform you that at Riyadh Fertility Center, 80% of mothers who have experienced recurrent miscarriages were able to have children again, thanks to God, and then with the efficiency of the work team and the advanced scientific methods used in diagnosis and treatment methods.