Possible causes may include genetic factors, abnormalities of the uterus, hormonal or metabolic conditions, blood-clotting disorders, and certain medical conditions. In some cases, no specific cause may be identified despite evaluation.

If you have experienced repeated pregnancy losses, discussing your history with a fertility specialist can help determine whether further evaluation is appropriate and which investigations may be useful.

Depending on your medical history, evaluation may include blood tests, hormonal or metabolic investigations, assessment of the uterus, and genetic evaluation where appropriate. The specific tests recommended can vary between individuals.

Management depends on the underlying cause, when one is identified. Treatment may involve addressing medical or hormonal conditions, managing uterine abnormalities, providing appropriate support during pregnancy, or offering genetic counselling when indicated.

Many people who experience recurrent miscarriage may go on to have a successful pregnancy. The appropriate evaluation and care plan depends on individual circumstances and any factors identified during assessment.