Recurrent pregnancy loss: what steps should be taken?
Pregnancy loss is quite common. It is estimated that about 10% to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, although the actual figure may be higher as miscarriages often occur even before the pregnancy is known. In most cases, the cause of pregnancy loss is embryonic: the embryo does not develop properly or is non-viable, leading to the woman’s body ending the pregnancy naturally. Doctors often consider this to be a one-off event and do not give it much importance. But what if it happens more than once? Are there other possible causes? What protocol is usually followed in these...
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