Q. How to confirm the reason for my abortion?
Hi doctor,
I had some hormonal imbalance problem. I had my last periods two months back. I became pregnant and took an hCG test. It was 121 and I took viability scan at 7.6 weeks. The heart rate was 92 bpm, which is less compared to one week. So, doctor suggested me to repeat a scan after two weeks. I took a scan yesterday and the report says my fetus heart rate has been stopped and there is no cardiac activity. My CRL size also reduced. I took complete bed rest as per doctor advice. I am taking progesterone, Duphaston, Folinal tablets and an injection twice a week. My LH and AMH values were a little bit high. What could be the reason for this abortion?
Hello,
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- Your ovarian reserve appears to be good.
- Recurrent abortion needs evaluation for the following. Parental karyotype abnormality, uterine abnormalities, antiphospholipid syndrome, immunologic dysfunction, thyroid dysfunction, diabetes mellitus, polycystic ovary syndrome, hyperprolactinemia and thrombophilia.
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