Types of Miscarriage
A miscarriage refers to the loss of a pregnancy and is estimated to occur in 15 to 20 percent of all pregnancies. Most miscarriages occur during the first 13 weeks of pregnancy, though they can occur...
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Country Star Joe Nichols' Wife Had Five Miscarriages
Country star Joe Nichols and his wife Heather have opened up about their struggles to conceive, revealing she suffered a five miscarriages before becoming a mom to a healthy baby girl in April. The...
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Bethenny Frankel: I'm Ready to Talk about My Miscarriage
Losing a baby is one of those experiences too many women mourn in silence, says the reality star. Now Bethenny Frankel is sharing her own heartbreak—so all women can heal.Read more.Subjects:...
View ArticleWhat Are Underlying Causes of Miscarriage?
Dr. Ruth Lathi, with Stanford Fertility and Reproductive Medicine Center, explains that most miscarriages are the result of fetal or embryonic problems, but women who have multiple miscarriages may...
View ArticleWhat Are My Chances of a Healthy Pregnancy After Miscarriage?
The majority of women will have a healthy pregnancy following miscarriage. Dr. Ruth Lathi, of Stanford Fertility and Reproductive Medicine Center, explains. Subjects: MiscarriageRegional Microsites:...
View ArticleDo You Have Advice on Recovering from a Miscarriage?
In additional to the physical component, don't overlook the emotional component of recovering from a miscarriage, says Dr. Ruth Lathi, of Stanford Fertility and Reproductive Medicine Center.Subjects:...
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Recurrent Miscarriage: Caused by Being 'Super Fertile?'
A new study may shed more light on why some women experience recurrent miscarriage — it is because they are "super fertile" and able to get pregnant easily. The theory is that a woman who is "super...
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Progesterone Test May Help Determine Risk of Miscarriage
a blog by Claire, September 28, 2012There is very little that can reduce the anguish of miscarriage, but a test for those who are experiencing symptoms may better be able to prepare couples for the...
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October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
a blog by Claire, October 12, 2012October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month; October 15th is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Whether you know someone who has openly...
View ArticleChromosomal Abnormalities and Miscarriage
In the world of fertility treatment, pregnancy and miscarriage are delicate topics. We strive to reach the end of the first trimester, so we can finally exhale ever so slightly after 12 weeks of...
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Release Yourself
a blog by Fran Meadows, December 26, 2012When you struggle with infertility for a month, a year or many years it is all the same. We go into this world of feelings: How should I feel? Who should I...
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Beyonce Knowles Opens Up About Miscarriage
a blog by Claire, February 1, 2013When you’re a celebrity, it seems everyone is dying to know the status of your uterus. Paparazzi find ways to take a picture of your baby bump- real or non-existent,...
View ArticleVideo: Dr. Benjamin Sandler Discusses Miscarriage & Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Source: RMA New YorkDr. Benjamin Sandler, Infertility Specialist at RMA of New York, discusses miscarriage and recurrent pregnancy loss, including the patient evaluation process and fertility treatment...
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Coping with Miscarriage
June 19, 2013 Whether it's your first month trying or after years of infertility, miscarriage is something that is impossible to be prepared for. It's safe to assume that most people think once you get...
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Celebrities Bring Miscarriage into the Spotlight
by Leigh Ann Woodruff, June 14, 2012In recent weeks, there have been several celebrities opening up about miscarriage. Talk show house Bethenny Frankel, a former "Real Housewives of New York" star,...
View ArticleWhat is Recurrent Miscarriage?
Carolyn B. Coulam, M.D., is an associate physician at Reproductive Medicine Institute and is Board Certified in the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology and in the sub-specialty of reproductive...
View ArticleAre There Signs that You Might Have Immunological Issues Causing Infertility...
Carolyn B. Coulam, M.D., is an associate physician at Reproductive Medicine Institute and is Board Certified in the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology and in the sub-specialty of reproductive...
View ArticleHow are Immunological Issues Treated?
Carolyn B. Coulam, M.D., is an associate physician at Reproductive Medicine Institute and is Board Certified in the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology and in the sub-specialty of reproductive...
View ArticleSupport for Miscarriage
A miscarriage is a shock, no matter how early in the pregnancy it happens. You may learn about the pregnancy loss only when a routine ultrasound indicates that the fetus has died. Spotting, cramping or...
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What Nobody Tells You About Miscarriages (Because Nobody Talks About It)
a blog by Katie Landry, October 7, 2013When I miscarried in November 2012, one of the most shocking discoveries I made was was so many other people I know that had miscarried also. But I had never...
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