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I had 2 miscarraiges at 6 weeks previously. the gynea suggested blood tests, then further blood tests. result as follows: rheumatoid factor-latex <5.0 iu/ml anti-nuclear factor 1:80 anti ccp <0.6 eu/ml should i consult a rheumatologist ?

Q: i had 2 miscarraiges at 6 weeks previously. the gynea suggested blood tests, then further blood tests. result as follows: rheumatoid factor-latex <5.0 iu/ml anti-nuclear factor 1:80 anti ccp <0.6 eu/ml should i consult a rheumatologist ?

Absolutely: While criteria for antiphospholipod syndrome include either 1 fetal death at 10 weeks or over or 3 or more before the 10th week and among others, work up should include full autoimmune and hypercoagulable work up as well. Trust your Obs-Gyn doc, a rheumatologist should help in sorting out a possible cause for your pregnancy losses.

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Absolutely: While criteria for antiphospholipod syndrome include either 1 fetal death at 10 weeks or over or 3 or more before the 10th week and among others, work up should include full autoimmune and hypercoagulable work up as well. Trust your Obs-Gyn doc, a rheumatologist should help in sorting out a possible cause for your pregnancy losses.

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Answered 10/17/2019

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A member asked:

I had 2 miscarraiges at 6 weeks previously. the gynea suggested blood tests, then further blood tests. result as follows: rheumatoid factor-latex <5.0 iu/ml anti-nuclear factor 1:80 anti ccp <0.6 eu/ml should i consult a rheumatologist ?

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