Hear your story
Review the pregnancy history and available records.
RCA Fertility · Treatment guide
Recurrent pregnancy loss
Careful answers. Compassionate support.
You can explore this information at your own pace. The goal is to understand your experience, explain what testing can tell us and build a plan with medical and emotional support.
01 · A clear definition
What is Recurrent loss?
Recurrent pregnancy loss describes repeated pregnancy losses. A history-led evaluation can help identify relevant factors and guide discussion of future care.
When might it be discussed?
People who have experienced repeated losses can discuss evaluation with a clinician. The type and timing of each loss help guide what is appropriate.
A consultation connects the options to your own history and goals.
02 · See the process
One stage at a time.
Choose a stage or play the guided explanation. Each visual is a simplified symbol, not an anatomical simulation or a prediction of your results.
Hear your story
Hear your story
Consider evaluation
Review together
Plan support
Arrange follow-up
Stage 1 / 5
Hear your story
Review the pregnancy history and available records.
Nothing plays automatically. With reduced motion enabled, Play advances one stage.
Evaluation does not always identify a cause. A lack of explanation does not make the loss less real. Recommendations should reflect the evidence and your own priorities.
03 · Your visual guide
The pathway, at a glance.
Consider evaluation
Choose targeted assessments based on your history.
Review together
Explain findings, uncertainty and any further questions.
Plan support
Discuss relevant care and emotional support.
Arrange follow-up
Agree on how to reconnect before or during a future pregnancy.
04 · Plan the practical details
A sequence, not a fixed calendar.
Timing varies with your evaluation, response and chosen plan. Your team provides the dates that apply to you.
- When you are readyBegin with a supportive consultation.
- EvaluationTesting is tailored to your history.
- Planning visitReview findings and discuss suitable next steps.
- Ongoing supportArrange follow-up and counseling resources as desired.
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05 · Make an informed decision
Questions deserve clear answers.
What are the risks and limits?
No test or treatment can guarantee prevention of another loss. Avoid interpreting a result or starting treatment without clinical review.
How should I prepare for the first conversation?
Write down your priorities and questions. Ask your coordinator how to provide existing records securely, which appointments may be needed and how to arrange financial follow-up.
What costs should I discuss?
Ask what is included, what may be billed separately and which benefits may apply. The costs and insurance guide can help you prepare.
Educational sources
ASRM: Understanding recurrent loss ↗ASRM: Treatment of recurrent loss ↗Prepared October 1, 2026. Educational overview; your clinician provides individualized advice.
Your next step · Your care team
A clearer path starts
with a conversation.
Susana helps patients and intended parents navigate clinical and third-party care with clear communication and practical support.
Susana Seidl
Clinic & Third-Party Director