Recurrent miscarriage - list of tests

[Jaffa1]

Hello thanks for the reply. I keep forgetting to ring for my results! Silly me. Will have to do it Tuesday now! I will let you know thank you. I made an appointment in Epsom for July, they had end of May onwards but work is going to be hard to escape for the next 8 weeks so I'm going to just concentrate on that (boring and annoying but we all need money I guess!). Then I am going on holiday (no idea where) then have this appointment so have something to look forward to! Oh and I googled most of my blood results from January and the only weird levels were things indicating pregnancy or infection, so that's ok I guess. X
Ps I am so happy for you, you deserve good news!

[Jaffa1]

Just a quickie to say my thyroid was 3.23and normal is apparently 0.37-4.20. X

[Taj0112]

Jaffa just a quick one - was this TSH levels?

[Jaffa1]

Hi taj I'm not actually sure! When I rang they just said these numbers and that it was fine. Do you have thyroid thoughts for me? Any advice is welcome! X

[Taj0112]

I think only to echo what others have said.
Randomly "normal" ranges are fine generally, but towards the top end have been associated with higher rate of miscarriages as I understand. I'm on thyroxine because was outside the range, but have been told they want to keep me closer to 1, so perhaps you could ask about that?

[Jaffa1]

Yeah I may even go and see the nice GP and tell him all of this. Maybe he'll agree! Thanks x

[Taj0112]

No worries! It's such a minefield x

[swingblue]

I know this thread has not been used for a while, but i would like to update it in case someone else comes across it. My friends who underwent ivf treatment at Polish invicta, told that clinics use PGS NGS methods to treat some patients with a history of recurrent pregnancy loss. Mcs might be caused by chromosomal aneuploidy that is detected by PGS NGS. Hope it helps. xx