Diseases & Conditions
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Two or more pregnancy losses. With evaluation, a cause can often be found and treated.
Symptoms
- Two or more miscarriages
- Bleeding or cramping in early pregnancy
Causes
- Chromosomal factors
- Uterine abnormalities such as a septum
- Antiphospholipid syndrome and clotting disorders
- Thyroid disorders or uncontrolled diabetes
- Often no cause is found
Risk Factors
- Maternal age over 35
- Previous miscarriages
- Obesity and smoking
Diagnosis
- Blood tests for clotting, thyroid and sugar
- Ultrasound and hysteroscopy of the uterus
- Karyotype testing of both partners when indicated
Treatment
- Hysteroscopic removal of a uterine septum (metroplasty)
- Blood-thinning treatment for clotting disorders
- Hormonal support in early pregnancy when indicated
- Close monitoring in the next pregnancy
Recovery
- Hysteroscopic metroplasty is usually a day-care procedure
- Planning of the next pregnancy is discussed individually
Cost
Cost depends on your diagnosis, the procedure chosen, length of stay and any tests or medicines needed. After your consultation, our billing desk gives you a written estimate. Cashless and reimbursement claims are supported with most insurers and TPAs.
Request a cost estimate →Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: FAQs
Clear, compassionate answers to the questions patients ask Dr. Fehmida Shaikh most often.
Is it my fault?
No. Most miscarriages are due to factors outside anyone's control.
Is there hope after repeated losses?
Yes. Many couples go on to have a healthy pregnancy with evaluation and support.
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Doctor Advice
After two losses, ask for a complete evaluation before trying again — and look after your emotional health too.
General guidance — your own treatment is decided after consultation with Dr. Fehmida Shaikh.
Travelling from abroad for recurrent pregnancy loss?
Send your reports for a free review. You get a treatment plan and a written cost estimate before booking flights, plus a letter for your e-Medical Visa.
