Recurrent Miscarriage
Experiencing more than one miscarriage is more common than many people realise, and it's a deeply difficult experience. Understanding what may be causing it — and knowing that specialised support exists — can make a significant difference.
What Is Recurrent Miscarriage?
Recurrent miscarriage is generally defined as two or more pregnancy losses. It affects a small but meaningful proportion of couples trying to conceive, and it often has identifiable causes that can be investigated and addressed.
It's important to know that most women who experience recurrent miscarriage go on to have successful pregnancies — particularly when the underlying cause is identified and properly managed.
Possible Underlying Causes
There are several potential causes, including chromosomal factors in the embryo, structural issues in the uterus (such as a septum, fibroids, or polyps), immune factors, or hormonal conditions. In some cases, no single cause is found — which can be difficult to hear, but doesn't mean nothing can be done.
A structured recurrent miscarriage assessment covers a range of possible causes through blood tests, imaging, and other evaluations. This helps build a clearer picture of what may be happening and what steps to take.
When to Seek Specialised Support
If you have experienced two or more miscarriages, seeking a dedicated assessment is a meaningful step — not something to delay. The sooner any contributing factors are identified, the more options you have available.
You don't need to wait for a third loss before seeking help. Many specialists — including ours at Bnoon — will begin an evaluation after two losses.
How Bnoon Can Help
Bnoon offers dedicated recurrent miscarriage assessments conducted by experienced reproductive specialists. We approach these consultations with particular sensitivity, recognising the emotional weight of repeated pregnancy loss alongside the clinical picture.
Our team will work with you to understand what may be contributing to your losses and create a personalised plan — including support throughout any subsequent pregnancy where appropriate.
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