Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

📖What is Recurrent Pregnancy Loss?

Recurrent pregnancy loss refers to the occurrence of two or more consecutive miscarriages, typically before 20 weeks of pregnancy, and represents a distressing and complex condition affecting a meaningful proportion of couples trying to conceive. While a single miscarriage is common and often due to a one-time chromosomal abnormality, recurrent losses warrant thorough investigation to identify an underlying, potentially treatable cause. Despite comprehensive evaluation, a substantial number of cases remain unexplained, though many couples with recurrent loss still go on to have a successful pregnancy with appropriate support and monitoring.

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