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I am under medication
Please guide on the prescription attached herewith. The history of my pregnancy is that I had miscarriage 4 times. All were early stage and I am planning for pregnancy again.
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Your prescription shows a standard workup for recurrent pregnancy loss, testing for clotting-related antibodies (APLA, anticardiolipin, beta2 glycoprotein) and thyroid function, alongside a pelvic ultrasound. The medicines listed, including low-dose aspirin, thyroid hormone, folic acid, and a metabolic agent, are commonly used together to support a future pregnancy once these causes are addressed.
Next Steps
Continue these exactly as your gynaecologist has prescribed, and get the blood tests repeated as advised before trying to conceive again, since the results guide whether any medicine needs adjusting.
Health Tips
Please consult your gynaecologist before trying for pregnancy again, to confirm nothing on this prescription needs changing first.
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