Recurrent Miscarriage (Recurrent Pregnancy Loss)

Answers and support after pregnancy loss

Recurrent miscarriage is generally defined as three consecutive pregnancy losses. At this point, the likelihood of an underlying, repeatable cause becomes higher, and a structured evaluation is recommended.

Why it happens

In many cases, there is more than one contributing factor. Causes can include genetic, anatomical, hormonal, immune-related, or clotting factors, as well as lifestyle and age-related influences. Sometimes, no single cause is identified, but that does not mean there are no effective next steps.

How we evaluate

Your care plan typically starts with a detailed review of your medical history and prior pregnancy details, followed by targeted investigations, which may include:

Treatment and next steps

Once we identify likely contributors, we recommend an individualized plan. This may include medical treatment, surgical correction of uterine findings when appropriate, assisted reproductive technologies (IVF/ICSI) and/or a pregnancy monitoring plan designed to support early reassurance and safety.