I was pregnant twice this year, with a gap of six months between the two pregnancies. Unfortunately, both pregnancies ended in early miscarriage, each time showing only a faint positive line, and then automatically aborting after about six weeks. My doctor advised me to undergo several tests, and I am attaching the reports here. Could you please review them and let me know if everything appears normal, or if there are any issues with my hormonal levels? I had a history of PCOD, but I have been told that it is no longer a concern.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Recurrent early pregnancy loss may relate to hormonal imbalance, egg quality, or uterine factors. If PCOD is under control, tests like TSH, prolactin, AMH are useful. Please review test values.

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