Suggest Ways To Avoid Recurrent Abortions
Investigations can detect the cause.
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A missed abortion at less than 8 -10 weeks of pregnancy is mostly due to chromosomal abnormalities. If the pregnancy was well confirmed and no cardiac activity was detected at 6- 8 weeks then chromosomal abnormality is the most common cause. Other causes include genital infections. anti phospholipid syndrome, etc. All these can be ruled out after proper blood tests and adequate preventive measures can be taken in the next pregnancy.
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Chromosomal abnormalities are difficult to prevent.
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Blighted ovum is due to improper fertilization of the ovum. The missed abortion at 7 weeks - since it has happened only once, we can take a second chance and see if there is any problem next time. Genetic problems are difficult to prevent or treat. You can consult a genetecist regarding this. She can start taking low dose aspirin next time after conception after consulting her gynecologist.
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Fertility treatment is not needed.
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Going for fertility tests is not needed as you both do not have any problem in conception. You need to consult your gynecologist for blood tests to rule out infections and anti phospholipid syndrome. She can then start the further treatment based on the reports.
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To find about chromosomal abnormalities the aborted fetus histopathology and chromosomal study is needed. Both of you also need to get your genome tested through a blood test.
Since the odds of having a successful pregnancy after one miscarriage are fairly high, doctors may not suggest chromosome testing unless a couple is experiencing recurrent miscarriages. The fetus chromosome is difficult to test as adequate sample is not available most of the times. Also it is not necessary that if this was a chromosomally abnormal baby then the next baby will also be abnormal. It is best to get all other factors ruled out.
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