Miscarriage causes: are varied, and often the cause is not known, but many women experience miscarriages and then have successful term pregnancies. In your situation, if you received Rhogam, your doctor should give you a thorough exam and can check if you have antibodies with a Coombs test. If negative, then the Rh situation should not be a problem. I wish you a successful pregnancy, and I am sorry about your loss
Answered 11/10/2014
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MTHFR: Many causes are unknown. One that can be tested for is the MTHFR gene defect. Ask your obgyn or geneticist. It stands for methyltetrahydrofolate reductase. This gene controls the metabolism of folic acid and can lead to miscarriages if there is a problem with this enzyme.
Answered 12/7/2014
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