As I faced two miscarriages, I had thrombophilia panel test. Is there anything suspicious?

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I have reviewed your case. It seems that you had two miscarriages. So, you have to know a little detail about your condition and to understand thrombophilia. The risk of abortion is none to minimal in normal pregnancy, whereas intermediate and high in heterozygous and homozygous mutation, respectively.

In your case, as you have twice a pregnancy failure, I have two recommendations. Try to do the APLA test (antiphospholipid antibody workup) which is just an extension of the thrombophilia workup. During future pregnancy, usually in your case, we need to give some medications that can maintain your blood flow, and it can prevent the micro clot formation in the placental blood vessels, and hence the chances of abortion will decrease.

These drugs need to be prescribed by your hematologist (low molecular weight Heparin and Warfarin). You can discuss with your hematologist regarding the test suggested and about the drugs that may help you in future pregnancies.