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5 times recurrent pregnancy loss
5 times rpl. All reports normal. Miscarriage may be due to a 18x19mm submucous fibroid which was removed last year. Then gone for IVF. But this time after six week no yolk sac and fetal pole seen. Doctor told to take pill for abortion. Wife karyotype 46xx,14pstk,15pstk. Husband karyotype 46xy. What to do next.
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It's a very difficult situation.
You have already gone for IVF. That means you would have undergone all the possible tests for a case of recurrent pregnancy loss.
Since no specific cause could be found no specific treatment can be assigned.
You should take a break from IVF. Try for natural conception for three months, taking the progesterone support when you conceive.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Parru Singh
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