I have had two early pregnancy losses last year, each within about one week. When I tested, the pregnancy tests showed a faint line, and repeated tests also gave faint results, followed by heavy bleeding. I am unable to understand the cause of this issue. All my blood tests are normal, and my husband semen analysis is also normal, although he has been taking medicines to improve semen quality. During those times, I was taking folic acid tablets, progesterone injections, and other medications. Could you please help me understand what might be causing these repeated early losses and advise how this issue can be treated or managed?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

General Practitioner

MBBS
8+ Yrs

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This may be chemical pregnancies or early miscarriages. Possible causes include hormonal imbalance, uterine issues, or chromosomal factors. Consult fertility specialist for further evaluation.

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Take a Beta HCG Test Test or Take a Progesterone Test Test

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