EPISODE · May 30, 2025 · 32 MIN
The Next Step After Miscarriage: Investigations & Testing Options with Dr Sami from Plan Your Baby
from Don't Tell Me To RELAX- Your Fertility Podcast · host Hannah Pearn
I am joined by Dr. Sami from Plan Your Baby to discuss the complexities surrounding miscarriage, including the various tests and investigations available for those who have experienced recurrent miscarriages. We discussHow miscarriage is a common experience, affecting many women.How recurrent miscarriage is often defined as having three consecutive miscarriages, but investigations can start after two.What are the basic tests for miscarriage include hormone levels, ultrasound scans, and screening for autoimmune conditions.How lifestyle factors, such as smoking and alcohol consumption, can impact miscarriage rates.The vaginal microbiome role in pregnancy outcomes.How immune factors can contribute to recurrent miscarriage, and treatments are available.Understanding that not all miscarriages are due to chromosomal abnormalities can empower women.For further support we will be running two events in our community as part of this series. To access them follow this link to join our community.💛 Miscarriage Support & Care in Tea & Chat with Carly Garret our Fertility Coach on June 18th at 8 pm❤️ What Now? A Practical Guide After Pregnancy Loss with me Hannah Pearn June 15th at 7pmFor further miscarriage support see:Worst Girl Gang EverTommysMiscarriage AssociationHeld in Our HeartsDon't Tell Me To RELAX is sponsored by Acupips, quote RELAX for 20% discount.For more Fertility Support & Care:💛 Join our Don't Tell Me To RELAX! fertility online community❤️ Follow us on Instagram for more fertility tips and information🧡 Book a Discovery Call to find out about working with us 121💛 Work with us 121 in one of our clinics around the UK
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