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Getting pregnant isn’t always the same as staying pregnant. When someone can conceive but has experienced recurrent early pregnancy loss, I don’t want to look at one isolated factor. I want to understand the reproductive system as a whole. That means thinking about embryo quality, egg and sperm factors, uterine health, ovulation and luteal phase function, and whether conditions such as endometriosis or adenomyosis may be relevant to the clinical picture. Embryo competence is particularly important. A fertilised egg still has to successfully progress through multiple stages of development before implantation and ongoing pregnancy can occur. Chromosomal abnormalities are one of the major reasons early pregnancies do not continue. I also want to understand the menstrual cycle properly. When did ovulation actually occur? How long is the luteal phase? What is progesterone doing after ovulation? What are the periods like? Is there heavy bleeding, significant pain or irregularity that warrants further investigation? And fertility is never just about the woman. Semen parameters and, where clinically appropriate, further investigation of male factors can also form part of the picture. Recurrent pregnancy loss is complex, and there is rarely one supplement, hormone or treatment that explains every case. It deserves proper medical investigation alongside individualised fertility support. At Nourishing Apothecary, our fertility naturopaths work alongside your GP, fertility specialist and gynaecologist to help investigate the broader picture and support you through preconception. We offer consultations Australia wide via Zoom, and you can book a free discovery call to find the right practitioner for you. www.nourishingapothecary.com⁠ ##RecurrentMiscarriage##PregnancyLoss##Implantation##Fertility##TryingToConceive
Getting pregnant isn’t always the same as staying pregnant. When someone can conceive but has experienced recurrent early pregnancy loss, I don’t want to look at one isolated factor. I want to understand the reproductive system as a whole. That means thinking about embryo quality, egg and sperm factors, uterine health, ovulation and luteal phase function, and whether conditions such as endometriosis or adenomyosis may be relevant to the clinical picture. Embryo competence is particularly important. A fertilised egg still has to successfully progress through multiple stages of development before implantation and ongoing pregnancy can occur. Chromosomal abnormalities are one of the major reasons early pregnancies do not continue. I also want to understand the menstrual cycle properly. When did ovulation actually occur? How long is the luteal phase? What is progesterone doing after ovulation? What are the periods like? Is there heavy bleeding, significant pain or irregularity that warrants further investigation? And fertility is never just about the woman. Semen parameters and, where clinically appropriate, further investigation of male factors can also form part of the picture. Recurrent pregnancy loss is complex, and there is rarely one supplement, hormone or treatment that explains every case. It deserves proper medical investigation alongside individualised fertility support. At Nourishing Apothecary, our fertility naturopaths work alongside your GP, fertility specialist and gynaecologist to help investigate the broader picture and support you through preconception. We offer consultations Australia wide via Zoom, and you can book a free discovery call to find the right practitioner for you. www.nourishingapothecary.com⁠ ##RecurrentMiscarriage##PregnancyLoss##Implantation##Fertility##TryingToConceive

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