Successful Pregnancy after Multiple Miscarriages?

JLK0707

Has anyone suffered multiple miscarriages and then gone on to have a successful pregnancy without having any tests or taking any meds? I have had 2 miscarriages and my doctor refuses to do any testing until after the third loss. He has also told me that he won't perscribe any progesterone, baby aspirin, etc until after a third loss because he still thinks that the 2 previous m/c could just be a fluke. I am terrified to try again because I just feel like it will end in m/c and I am so angry at my doctor for not doing anything to help me...I can't even get a second opinion because I live in a small town with only one medical clinic. I guess I am looking for success stories from women who have been in the same situationa and have gone on to have a successful pregnancy without any medical assistance. Thanks ladies in Advance.

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Kitbina

I was studying this, the baby asprin helps open up tiny blood clots that may in the placenta, to able the food and vitamins to pass easily to the baby, women take small amounts of baby asprin to make sure there is no clotting in the placenta.

However I would consult with your dr. before doing this as the drugs that is presc. during preg useally are prenatals , benadril for allergies and tylonal for pain. Hope this helped answer your question.

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Kitbina

Hi sorry to hear the news, well for one, it is very important that she and her husband see a docter, I understand they may not have inurance I had that issue for some years, however it may seem tedious but have them go to the health clinic please.. I have lost 2 babies one in 2007 one just a few days ago, I was seeing a doc with both, if she misscaries like 6 to 8 weeks it may be a chrom issue, thats what I was told, I don't know what causes this misshap I have been doing hard studying on genetic dissorders and problems during preg, I am determined to figure out what whent wrong, although we may never no...
Keep taking prenatal med, I take folic acid supplements also, eats pletny of greens, drink plenty of water.

I have your daughter and son in my prayers, all we can do is hope for the best in the days to come.

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Kitbina

I wanted to say sorry, I feel the same, you know I asked God why? I had so many questions.. I don't know I mean not to say such a thing but so many women who "pop" out babies have some of the best pregnacies, why are the good women suffering , what is the reason, I just lost my second baby, my first child died due to low folic acid at 4 in a half months. in 2007 this one just passed last week I was suppose to be 9 weeks , the baby was 8 weeks however I only had small amounts of bleeding and the docter told me the small cramping I felt was normal. I ask God daily what I did wrong what was wrong whats really going on? I'm glad you still have faith as do I , I just don't know sometimes. I passed my baby in the toilet they gave me med to pass it at home, I saw it , was the size of my upper pinkie, no spina bifda, everything looked normal to me. I was told maybe a chromozone issue, I am trying to figure how to insure a healthey preg in the future. Anyways I am just going on and on. Many blessings to you, I am sure by now you have had a healthy baby. I sure hope, this is my email if you would like to write me ***@****

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queenasta

my daughter has had two miscarriages and it may be her chromsomes between here and her husband do u know if they can ever have a bay together they cant afford doctors to find out the problem ty

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algamd

I have had two miscarriages one in November of 2010 and one in July in 2011. I am now pregnant again and they saw a heartbeat at 6 weeks without being on any meds. The 2nd pregnancy I was on progesterone sup. but they didn't help. This time around everything seems to be going okay, my levels are rising as they should be. I am still in the danger zone so I pray everyday things will be okay. Stay positive, these things happen to many women who go on to having healthy babies. Good luck to you all!

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