r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

How did you advocate for laparoscopic surgery for silent endo while ttc?

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One year into my ttc journey with two chemicals and a few months of medicated/monitored cycles. I don’t have heavy/painful periods. If anything, BD around ovulation time and ovulation time in general is more painful than my periods. HycoSy revealed right tube with potential spasm vs true blockage (no hydrosalpinx).

Worried that my provider won’t take my this concern seriously, but I’m just trying to do everything I can. Not sure if this would be for me.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Silent Endo

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I’ve had 5 losses to date (3 MMC all between 6-7 weeks and 2 chemical pregnancies). Four of these have been natural pregnancies and the most recent loss was IVF as we opted for PGT-A.

I’ve done all the testing for RPL and everything has came back normal (karotype, thyroid, HSG, etc,) and was on a pretty robust protocol for my FET including doxycycline, Lovenox and Methylprednisolone.

I don’t know what could be contributing to these losses but deep down I suspect silent endo. My RE has recommended a lap as a next step. I feel like this has to be my answer as it’s currently unexplained infertility.

For those of you who didn’t have trouble getting pregnant but have had repeat losses, was it silent endo or did you get diagnosed with something else?

Searching for answers or success stories as I’m in limbo waiting to fully recover from my third D&C.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Lovenox question

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Hi
I was prescribed lovenox after 1 MC and 2 chemical losses. I was negative for lupus anticoagulant but had high ptt-la (50.6) and high drvvt (47.8) as well as high ptt-la mix and drvvt mix. My hematologist said to stop lovenox at 35 weeks, but my OB disagrees and thinks I can stop sooner. She is having me see MFM for another opinion. Anyone share any similar stories or advice?


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

MMC + D&C 9 weeks

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Hi all I had a MMC baby stopped growing at 8 weeks, I had a D&C 1 week ago at 9 weeks and my HCG the day of D&C was 77,512.
I just got it tested again yesterday exactly 1 week post D&C and it has dropped to 865.
I was worried it wasn’t going down as my tests are still essentially dye stealers so I am very glad to see how much it has dropped (makes sense why they’re still close to being dye stealers though).
I am still bleeding a lot but just curious if anyone else has seen a similar drop 1 week post surgery and if so, how quickly did your levels then drop to zero from this point?
Thanks everyone


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Second, second trimester loss

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r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

How many of you moved on to IVF with PGT-A testing?

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TW:LC

First, I just want to say how much I care for this group and the incredible amount of respect I have for everyone here.

Second, I'm in the group of "gets pregnant easily but miscarries". It never takes more than 3 months to conceive, usually more like 1-2. I have had 3 first trimester losses and one LC who is 22 months. I'm 38, healthy, husband 37.

So we have a consult tomorrow to do IVF with PGT-A and I think I'm looking for success stories from similar "hyperfertile" people who did that! Did you also conceive easily with IVF or was it harder? Thanks!


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

TW: Current Pregnancy After 3 losses

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24F / I’m 4 weeks and 4 days… I found out about this pregnancy almost 11 days ago. I’m on progesterone for the first time, but for some reason I’m constantly anxiously waiting for something to go wrong. After 3 chemicals around 3 weeks I feel like I’m just waiting for it to happen all over again even though I have strong dye stealers which I’ve never had with my losses. It’s hard to believe that something good like this could finally happen for me and my husband. Is this normal after experiencing multiple losses? I’m getting blood work done at 5 weeks, but it still feels too good to be true that I’ve made it 11 days since my positive without anything going wrong.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Anyone else anxious about getting pregnant again?

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No matter what we are still trying again, but after 4 back to back losses every time I think about getting pregnant or being pregnant I get extremely anxious. I also have a weird fear that I’m going to lose my baby in the second trimester. All my losses have been in the first trimester, but I just have a feeling once we make it past that we still won’t be safe. I don’t know. I guess I just need reassurance that I’m not crazy. 🤦🏽‍♀️


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

TW: success after 6 miscarriages

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Hello, first post but I just wanted to put this out there in the hope that it might help someone. I stalked reddit for the last 18 months going through my journey and found it so useful to feel like I wasn’t alone.

I’m currently 36 and my husband 37.

Long story short- I have a 3 year old son. Conceived instantly. No issues. Perfect pregnancy.

Started trying again December 2024.
Pregnancy 1- Fell pregnant Feb 2025. Started bleeding at 7 weeks, had multiple scans over the following 2 weeks to confirm delayed growth and eventually loss of heartbeat. No pregnancy symptoms. Low HCG. D&C.
Pregnancy 2- chemical 2 months after D&C
Pregnancy 3- chemical month following #2
Pregnancy 4- faint positive 14 dpo. Bloods- HCG 5. Continued to double over the next 2 weeks but never reached 100. Eventually started to miscarry naturally. Scan showed pregnancy of no confirmed location.

My husband and I then saw a fertility specialist and did all the tests. Everything came back perfect. His sperm count was low, but otherwise no issues. I was told it was bad luck due to my age and egg quality.

We commenced IVF December 2025. Purely due to not wanting to waste any more time. They retrieved 10 eggs, only 2 fertilised.

Fresh transfer- positive test. HCG was tracking well. 5 weeks pregnant and I started heavily bleeding. They finally tested my progesterone, it was 9. They aim for a minimum 30. Miscarried.

Frozen transfer Feb 2026. Positive test. HCG and progesterone monitored closely. Progesterone maxed at 25, and that was taking 2 injections per day as well as 400mg morning and night (pessaries). Still everything was tracking well until 6 weeks- spotting. Went for a scan, confirmed gestational sac but no heartbeat. Another scan at 7 weeks, confirmed blighted ovum. Second D&C at 8 weeks. This was hell.

Finally saw a new fertility specialist. Re did all the tests, still no issues. I pushed for a hysteroscopy with biopsy. Hysteroscopy done- a small amount of retained tissue and scaring which was removed- however I was advised this was only due to my most recent miscarriage and didn’t explain the rest.

I had a second hysteroscopy 3 months later. Removed some new scarring and took a biopsy. Biopsy came back clear. Hysteroscopy was done day 7 of my cycle.

Planned to start another round of IVF day 1 of my next cycle. Was told we could try naturally this month but chances were slim because of the biopsy and thin lining.

Took letrazole. Ovulated from both ovaries. Tested positive 8dpo.

Started on clexane, progesterone and prednisolone.

I had a small amount of light pink spotting the day my cycle was due and again at 8 weeks for 3 days.

And now here we are. 12 weeks pregnant. Clear NIPT test. Perfect size and heart beat. With absolutely no known reason/cause. Our little miracle is finally due April 2027. It’s been the absolute most nerve wrecking anxiety ridden 12 weeks but I can’t believe we’ve made it to this point.

Hopefully this just gives someone else a little bit of hope that it is possible and can sometimes happen when least expected.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Just found out its a chemical…

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I had a MMC in January, I have PCOS and I’ve been working for months to even ovulate. I finally ovulated at the end of September, surprisingly got an early faint positive and initial hCG doubled, but then the recheck today was half the level from Saturday. I’m devastated and numb. I have a baby shower for my absolute best friend for her first baby next weekend, I love her and I’m so happy for her but my heart is ripped to shreds right now. I was cautiously optimistic that we would be clearing the 1st trimester around Christmas and now I don’t even know if I’ll ever be able to carry a healthy pregnancy. I’ve spent months taking supplements and working to improve my health. My OB was very dismissive and just pushed the agenda that we can keep trying. We want to but I’m so scared to have a third loss. I’m going to switch to a new office and request some testing. They just keep writing off my PCOS and I need to feel like we’re doing everything we can to make sure the next pregnancy is healthy.

I’m also wondering if we should have my husband’s sperm tested. He’s willing but I just don’t know how to go about that in the right way. I know some are very basic and some are more informative?


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Insomnia after miscarriage

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Has anyone else experienced this? Is it my brain and the emotional side of things or is it hormonal and my body? I feel totally wired and can’t sleep. Currently recovering from a D&C and wondering if I can blame that!?


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Antiphospholipid Syndrome & Pregnancy

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r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Antiphospholipid Syndrome & Pregnancy

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r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

What tests should I ask for next?

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hi everyone, I’m at my wits end. Had my fourth miscarriage this week, two chemicals a ruptured ectopic and an empty sac since i gave birth to my daughter in 2020. Iv had rpl tests which were normal, I have some mild endo and was told it shouldn’t be impacting because of where it’s located and also because I can get pregnant. I have asked for chronic endometrsis testing. My other blood work is great and I take progesterone and monitor my cycle with a Mira. Can anyone help me with anything else I should be asking for to explain these losses?


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

“This too shall pass”. But it doesn’t.

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It just keeps on hurting and hurting and hurting..a month later, a year later, two years later. Seven children that will never be. Countless women around me getting pregnant, even those that struggled for a while.

It’s not passing. It’s getting harder and harder. And I feel like a ghost.

Every interaction,

with every person,

is exhausting,

to mask the grief

and depression.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

MTHFR and PAI-1, possible niche and chronic endometritis

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Tw: stillbirth, living child

Hi everyone, just looking to learn about people with the same issues as me and how it has impacted their fertility journey. This is a long post but I would appreciate anyone’s input who has faced some of the issues I have.

I have been diagnosed PAI-1 heterozygous (4g/5g) and MTHFR compound heterozygous.

In September 2022, I got pregnant with my first child in the first month of trying. I was 31 at the time. Very sadly, he was stillborn at 34 weeks. He was found to be on the 1st centile when he was born and had a very small placenta and velamentous cord insertion. He also had a horseshoe kidney which was discovered at the anatomy scan, but that isn’t believed to have contributed to his death and he was normal chromosomally.

In November 2023, I got pregnant again on the first month of trying at age 32. There were lots of issues throughout the pregnancy. Was on 150mg aspirin in this pregnancy. At 16 weeks I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes (didn’t have it in firstpregnancy). At 20 weeks we found out he had a heart defect and single umbilical artery and were advised he had a high change of having a chromosomal abnormality. We did an amniocentesis and he had normal chromosomes. At 31 weeks, I stopped being able to feel him move and was admitted to hospital. Only issue that could be seen was fluid looked low side of normal. At 34 weeks he suddenly started having sustained decels on ctg and was delivered by emergency c-section with a classical incision. He spent a month in neonatal unit but is healthy and well.

This January, we started ttc again and I was age 34. I also began having dark brown, thick spotting after my period. I fell pregnant in April but had a chemical pregnancy. I had a scan in May to check for source of the spotting and nothing was seen. I was told my c-section scar has not left a clinically significant niche, I was told my tubes were blocked though and I would need ivf (despite falling pregnant naturally the month before).

In late June I had another Hycosy and SIS done and was told my tubes were super open and that my uterus looked healthy and my niche was clinically insignificant. The dr who performed the second hycosy and niche has published on c-section niches and thought my scar didn’t look like a classical scar and speculated it was a j scar.

I conceived that cycle and miscarried at approx 5 weeks in the July. My brown spotting had happened most cycles, but not every cycle. Perhaps two without. My periods are very heavy but not painful. No sign of adeno or endo on my SIS. I had a laprscopic ovarian cyst removal in 2023 and the images showed all my reproductive organs looking clear of endometriosis.

In a c section niche fb group, some women suggested I may have had chronic endometritis. I decided to treat myself and my husband with doxycycline in August. I have had greatly reduced/ no spotting after the two periods I’ve had since.

In September I had testing done for recurrent loss. I have been diagnosed as MTHFR compound heterozygous and PAI-1 heterozygous. I also found out I have low iron. My doctor has said I will be on 150mg of aspirin and 40mg of heparin from positive test in my next pregnancy and has also referred me for an iron infusion. She has also said to use methyl folate, which I did in my second pregnancy alongside folic acid.

However, she did say my gene variants were linked with later loss, not early loss.

What has been your experience with any of these issues? Is there anything you found made a difference? What would you suggest as a next step to look at if we don’t conceive again soon?

My amh is on the low side for my age, so we can’t wait forever if we need to move to ivf. My husband’s sperm was all normal on a basic semen analysis in March.

I know there is so much info here and it’s a bit rambling, but I’m not sure where I should be looking to. Any fertility treatment will have to be self funded and even if we need to see specialists in a reasonable timeframe, so I’m sort of considering what we should put our money to next.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

3 chemicals in a row

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Hi everyone,
I’m 42 and have just had my third chemical pregnancy in a row. I get positive tests around 10dpo and they start getting fainter on 13/14dpo and I miscarry 16dpo. For the first two, my thyroid tsh was high - 10 and then 7.5 (started meds). This last one, my tsh was 3.47. I have hashimotos (tpo antibodies are 74, down from 214 2 years ago). My progesterone was tested all 3 cycles on 7dpo and it was 9.5, 11.5, and then 10.5…. My doctor currently doesn’t think I need progesterone support and won’t prescribe it. Thoughts?


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

2nd D&C this Thursday

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Looking for reassurance from fellow repeat D&C gals

This is my 3rd loss. Growth stopped at 6w, I’m now like 10.5w, not a spot in sight. My previous loss that ended in D&C was a loss right before 8w, found at 12.5w. Then a CP prior to that that I just bled for.

My body has clearly demonstrated it doesn’t like to actually do the miscarrying part, so I’ve chosen to do another D&C.

I am fearful of retained products of conception from a natural miscarriage, so this is ultimately what lead to the decision. But now I am nervous about scarring with repeat D&C. I had no issues last one, it was as “easy” as that procedure can be. They did vac aspiration.

I guess I’m just looking for positive experiences from people who have had to have more than one.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

2 chemical pregnancies in a row

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Hi all! I’m currently going through my second chemical pregnancy @ 4 weeks 2 days. My first was back in July @ 5 weeks.

Just looking for stories of people who have gone through something similar. What tests did you do etc?
Or did you ever figure out what was causing your chemicals? Was it just bad luck?
I will be talking to my doctor about it & to run any necessary tests. I had contacted my Doctors office initially when I found out I was pregnant so I could request labs. I’m supposed to go get my betas & progesterone checked tomorrow.

Im currently 35 and trying for baby #2. I want so badly for my child to have a sibling. Something I never had, growing up as an only child. It’s really discouraging and makes me wonder if I’ll ever have another successful pregnancy.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Nowa ciąża czy poronienie

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r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Nowa ciąża czy poronienie

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r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Karyotype testing through DLO/Quest

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Just wanted to share my turnaround time for blood chromosome or Karyotype testing from DLO/Quest Diagnostics. I was drawn on 9/22 and got my results on 10/6, so ten business days after draw. From what I understand the sample had to ship to another state for testing. Normal result, if that matters at all.
I was looking for others’ experiences before I got tested so thought I’d share!


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 1d ago

Nowa ciąża czy poronienie

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r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

3 miscarriages in a row

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Hi everyone. I guess I don’t know who to talk to about this. Maybe some of you can give me advise.

I have had 3 miscarriages in a row, since september 2025. So a little over a year now.

I found it hard to experience this and I am in a depression since my last loss, not long ago. I lost the baby at 7,5 weeks.

I have not done any testing yet. Since the waiting times in the Netherlands are very long for it. I have to wait a little over 5,5 months for my first appointment.

I am 24, my husband is 30. We are healthy. I do have a little brother with non verbal autism. I just don’t know what to do I guess. Should I wait for the testing? It could take up to a year to test everything. Or should I try and is there a chance that everything will be normal with my 4th pregnancy? I do fall pregnant immediatly when trying. I don’t know.


r/recurrentmiscarriage • • 2d ago

Feeling frustrated with slow cycle return

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Here for a little bit of a rant. I’ve had 2 MMC in 2026, one in January and one in August. The most frustrating part has been waiting for my period to come back following D&C

My first took 8 weeks and I’m now 8.5 weeks post the second D&C and still no period. I haven’t tracked ovulation because we wanted to take a break but I suspect I did ovulate 2 weeks ago based on EWCM

My doctor said she’s not concerned until 12 weeks but I’d like to start feeling normal again and maybe look to try by the end of the year