Published on: 2025-06-28 | Written by: Fetoscan Fetal Medicine Center Dr. Abdul Hamid Sand
Recurrent miscarriage is one of the most emotionally distressing experiences for both parents. It requires thorough evaluation to identify the root cause and develop an effective treatment plan.
Dr. Abdel Hamid Sand, Consultant in Fetal Medicine, explains that recurrent miscarriage is defined as three or more consecutive pregnancy losses, and can result from various factors—some related to the fetus and others to the mother.
According to Dr. Abdel Hamid Sand, several fetal issues can lead to pregnancy loss, including:
Chromosomal abnormalities, the most common cause, where the fetus is not viable.
Severe congenital malformations, often detected via advanced ultrasound.
Early developmental issues, possibly linked to an unstable uterine environment or delayed implantation.
Dr. Abdel Hamid Sand highlights maternal conditions that can lead to repeated miscarriages, such as:
Blood clotting disorders (e.g., antiphospholipid syndrome)
Uterine abnormalities such as uterine septum or cervical insufficiency
Hormonal imbalances like thyroid dysfunction or elevated prolactin
Chronic or untreated infections
Autoimmune conditions
Dr. Abdel Hamid Sand relies on a comprehensive assessment, which includes:
Hormonal, immune, and chromosomal tests for both partners
Detailed uterine imaging using 3D ultrasound or MRI
Doppler studies to assess blood flow to the uterus and placenta
Advanced fetal evaluations in future pregnancies
Yes. According to Dr. Abdel Hamid Sand, accurate diagnosis is key, followed by a personalized treatment plan such as:
Aspirin or heparin for clotting disorders
Surgical correction of uterine abnormalities
Hormonal support in cases of endocrine issues
Close monitoring with Doppler and early ultrasounds during pregnancy
Recurrent miscarriage does not mean the end of hope—rather, it’s the beginning of deeper understanding.
With the expertise of Dr. Abdel Hamid Sand in fetal medicine, it’s possible to determine the real cause and create a treatment strategy that gives mothers a safe and successful pregnancy.