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After 3 consecutive missed miscarriages doctor says just bad luck? i've had no tests for anything but have had 3 healthy children.
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Test is require: 3 consecutive miscarriages is within the definition of recurrent pregnancy loss and not "just luck". There are many reasons for which women have recurrent pregnancy loss. This usually require an evaluation by an obgyn or a fertility specialist.
Answered 10/4/2016
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