misscarriage

[JInx777]

Having just had my 4th misscarriage I feel my chances of having a healthy baby are getting slimmer and slimmer.
I have taken folic acid and asprin any advice on anything else I can take to increase my chances of a healthy child.(all four cases are un related)

[Felonyanthrax]

I believe everything happens for a reason, its just tough to swallow when you believe you have a faulty body. Then you have stories of women braver than I (like yourself)  who don't give up and bring perfect little bundles of joy into this world...its so nice to know that someone else has read the same story and it turns out with a happy ending.

[snagglepuss1]

Hi there.

Firstly, I am so sorry to hear of your losses, it's so tough when all you want is that healthy baby. All I can say to anyone who has had numerous losses and cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel, do not give up! I thought the same after we had our 3rd loss, I just couldn't see that we were ever going to have our own healthy child. My 4th pregnancy was written off as a failure at the 1st scan at 6 weeks. A re-scan a week later showed a heartbeat and I am now mum to 3 healthy 4, 2 and 1 year old children. Please do not give up! I am here to chat whenever! Baby dust to you hun *************

[udbe2]

oh hun I'm ss about your loss.  I know how fustrating and hopeless things may seem right now.  I've been ttc for over 14 years, never been on any type of birth control, 7 m/cs and no live births.  I take prenatal, 400 mg extra folic acid, baby asprin, B complex and 500 mg B12.    

Has your dr done any blood test to see if you have a hormone deficiency or luteal phase deficiency?    I'm not sure if you are having the same problem as I am concerning you are able to get pregnant but suffer from reoccuring multiple miscarriages at an early stage.  

When you get pregnant, what has your P4 levels looked like and how long do you carry before losing?