After two miscarriages what kind of doctor do you meet with? My doctor recommended a doctor certified in maternal fetal medicine. My MIL said I should go to a reproductive endocrinologist. I don't understand the differences fully. Does it matter? What do you think?
Re: Next Steps After Recurring Miscarriage
Also, not to dishearten you as there are a LOT of things that can be tested for an determined and 'fixed' or worked with for RPL sufferers, but unfortunately the statistics are not in our favor. 50-75% of us get an unexplained diagnosis (my boat). However, of those, approximately 60% go on to have a child without any intervention. So, there is hope. And I still would recommend the tests (either now, or after a 3rd MC, as you/your insurance decides) as I feel better knowing that I have ruled out all of the 'easy fixes' as it were.
MC #1: D&C Oct 23, 2015 (7.5 weeks)
MC #2: July 1, 2016 (5.5 weeks)
MC #3: October 17, 2016 (CP)
RE #1: RPL testing November 2016-January 2017
MC #4: Feb. 28, 2017 (CP)
RE #2: Additional RPL testing March-November 2017
MC #5: January 2019 (6.5 weeks)
RE #3: More testing 2023.
Egg Retrieval Sept/Oct 2023, 2 good embryos after PGT-A testing.
Surgery for endometriosis January 2024
Lupron Depo March 2024. Benched 3 months.
FET #1: June 3, 2024 (failed)
Lupron Depo June 2024. Benched 3 months again before next FET.
FET #2: September 2024 (failed)
FET #3: December 2024 (failed)
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I wasn't sent to MFM until the 16th pregnancy because it got far enough along to look more closely at causes. They still aren't sure what happened, but MFM found a clotting order that is fairly rare so was never tested for.
Sorry you're going through this.
Hang in there and try to keep hope.