For women who have already miscarried, the change to daylight saving time may increase risk of miscarriage after in vitro fertilization. Miscarriage and Daylight Saving Time A recently published stu...
The Role of Progesterone in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Progesterone, a hormone produced by the female reproductive system, may be the key to resolving recurrent pregnancy loss. Progesterone is known as the pregnancy hormone, and has an important role...
Signs and Symptoms of a Miscarriage
Click to view larger While many believe that morning sickness or food cravings are the most common events during pregnancy, it can actually also mean a miscarriage. About 30 percent of pregnanci...
Miscarriages: Everything You Need To Know
A miscarriage is one of the most emotionally painful experiences a woman can go through. Though a large number of women will experience a miscarriage at least once during a lifetime, many are never aw...
New Study Links Stem Cells and Deficiencies to Multiple Miscarriages
A University of Warwick study has found that most women who have repeated miscarriages have unusually low amounts of stem cells in their uterus linings. For many women struggling with infertility, ...
Low Estradiol Levels and the Link to Miscarriages and Infertility
A number of factors contribute to infertility and even miscarriages. Low estradiol levels are among them. Estradiol is produced by the ovaries and determines whether eggs become available to be ferti...
The Increased Chance of Conception After a Pregnancy Loss
In the first three months after having a miscarriage, a woman is more likely to get pregnant again. Experiencing a miscarriage is a tragic event that many prospective parents face, and sadly, it is...
Reducing the Chance of Recurrent Miscarriages
Miscarriage is a painful experience but more common than most people realize. Recurrent, also called repeated, miscarriages affect a small number of women, only about one percent. Recurrent miscarriag...