How to reduce your chance of pregnancy loss

In today’s episode, I’ll be sharing some stats on the prevalence of miscarriage as a woman moves through her reproductive years, along with common causes of recurrent pregnancy loss and then I will focus on different tests you can do to help mitigate your risk for miscarriage before you even start trying or testing options that you can do after experiencing a miscarriage or recurrent pregnancy loss. My goal is not only to provide you with knowledge through the information I’m sharing today, but also to offer support and a sense of hope to those who might feel defeated and frustrated with their medical providers. Whether you're personally affected, know someone who is, or simply want to understand more about this important topic, this episode is for you.

Episode Highlights:

• The risk of loss as a woman moves from her 20’s to her 40’s
• Hormone dysfunction and its contribution to miscarriage
• The leading cause of pregnancy loss and how to test for it
• Anatomical and uterine obstruction tests to help identify risk for miscarriage
• How the gut and vaginal microbiome contribute to loss
• Identifying microbial pathogens and how to properly treat them
• The antibody test
• Poor sperm parameters and how they correlate to pregnancy loss

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• Check out my 1:1 Private Coaching package options here 
• Fertility Blood Labs Blueprint Guide 
• Episodes related to pregnancy loss:
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  • Ep 91- How this hormone test can help you get pregnant
  • Ep 68 - How she got pregnant after healing from a chronic gut infection + Maria’s story
  • Ep 38 - How do I know if/when I’m ovulating? + Jessica’s story
  • Ep 16 - Miscarriage signs, causes + Amy’s story 
• What Can Miscarriage Tissue Testing Tell Us About Fertility

Please Note: The contents of this podcast are for educational and informational purposes only. The information is not to be interpreted as, or mistaken for, clinical advice. Please consult a medical professional or healthcare provider for medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.