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Recurrent miscarriage

Definitions (2 losses in Australasia and ESHRE, 3 in RCOG), the workup that changes management (APS, thyroid, uterine imaging, genetics), aspirin plus LMWH for obstetric APS, and the treatments that failed in trials (LMWH in unexplained loss, levothyroxine in TPO-positive euthyroid women, which ACCEPT still allows as a low-evidence option).

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  • Definition: two or more pregnancy losses before 20 weeks (ACCEPT 2024, the first Australasian guideline) or two or more losses (ESHRE 2022). RCOG 2023 keeps three or more first-trimester miscarriages.
  • About 1 to 2% of couples are affected. 50 to 75% have no cause found.
  • The physician's role is the antiphospholipid, thyroid, diabetes and medicine questions. The gynaecologist manages uterine and genetic causes.

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14 November 2026
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