There is no evidence that states that a miscarriage causes infertility. Yet, there is a large possibility that a woman who has experienced a miscarriage could experience another. This is most commonly due to an underlying health condition. If you have not been checked for any underlying issues since the miscarriage, you should absolutely do so. Especially if you have miscarried more than once. Certain conditions could possibly be treated depending on what they are and the severity.

Our fertility specialists are experts in reproductive issues, including early pregnancy care. We provide support for couples who have experienced the distress of miscarriage and includes

• Testing to investigate possible causes of miscarriage.
• Specialized care during the next pregnancy, including blood tests, and hormonal and ultrasound monitoring to provide reassurance throughout the first stages of pregnancy.

Embryo Screening – The most common reason why IVF is unsuccessful is chromosomal abnormalities in an embryo. We can now screen all chromosomes in the developing embryo and select the embryo with the greatest likelihood of pregnancy success. This process is called Advanced Embryo Selection.

This screening is suited for women who:

• are 38 years and over, or
• have a history of miscarriages, or
• have a hereditary chromosomal condition, or
• have experienced unsuccessful IVF.

Feel free to contact us or chat with us, we are more than happy to walk with you through your journey