@nourishingapothecary: “What’s wrong with me?” It’s a question I hear far too often after miscarriage, and it carries so much grief and self-blame. An early pregnancy loss can happen because the embryo has a chromosomal abnormality that prevents it from continuing to develop. That doesn’t mean you caused it or that your body failed. But acknowledging how common miscarriage is shouldn’t mean dismissing your experience, especially when it has happened more than once. With recurrent pregnancy loss, I want to understand the history of each pregnancy. When did the loss happen? What did the scans show? Was any pregnancy tissue tested? What investigations have already been done? Those details help guide what needs a closer look with your medical team. Depending on your history, that may include thyroid function, antiphospholipid antibodies, the structure of your uterus, relevant metabolic conditions and genetic investigations. Your partner’s history and sperm health also belong in the conversation. The aim is to understand which investigations are appropriate for you and how the results could change your care. You deserve clear explanations, individual support and space to ask your questions. For support with fertility and recurrent pregnancy loss alongside your medical care, book a free discovery call with Mel, our Senior Fertility & Endometriosis Naturopath. Liverpool, Sydney and Australia wide via Zoom. #MiscarriageSupport #RecurrentPregnancyLoss #FertilitySupport #TryingToConceive #NourishingApothecary

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