RE Recommendation for RPL

Updated on January 04, 2008
J. asks from Minneapolis, MN
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I have recently had two miscarriages in a row and am 33. I am possibly interested in having testing for recurrent pregnancy loss and am wondering if anyone has a recommendation for a reproductive endocrinologist that will do testing after TWO losses rather than waiting for three. We don't have the choromosomal testing back from our second loss yet, so this may be a moot point, but I'm trying to get my ducks lined up. Thank you!

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G.

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I had 2 miscarriages in a row at the age. My doctor told me to wait a couple of months & try again. I did that everything worked out find. This was almost 10 years ago. My son will be 10 in March. He is a nirmal happy & healthy child. Best wishes to you!

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B.S.

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Just a note...I have had 3 friends within the last year who have ended up with a clotting disorder after having 2-3 miscarraiges. The clotting disorder has made their bodies abort thinking it's a strange thing in there. One of the diseases is called Factor V Leiden, but there are a few. Just in case you haven't been checked--some docs are very slow to do this testing. They all just had successful pregnancies after using injections of blood thinners throughout the preg. Good Luck!

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A.

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Dr. Richard Kopher is, if anything, perhaps a little test-happy but he's also very thorough and interested in getting to the root of a problem quickly. Whether or not your insurance will cover the testing is another matter, but I'm guessing he'll run any reasonable test you're interested in.

http://myhealthpartners.com/locator/HPClinics/specialty/p...

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V.

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Your insurance probably will not cover the testing after 2 b/c the "standard" is 3 even if you do find a doc willing to do the testing. My girlfriend was just in the same situation. She is now 19 weeks along after 2 miscarriages in a row. I am sorry for your losses. I have had 2 miscarriages myself and can empathize with your situation. I wish you the best!

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