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    Recurrent Miscarriage (adjunctive support)

    Also known as: recurrent miscarriage, repeated pregnancy loss, recurrent pregnancy loss

    Recurrent miscarriage is three or more consecutive pregnancy losses — it needs specialist investigation (genetics, clotting, anatomy, hormones). Supportive Chinese medicine, used only with obstetric care and never as a replacement, addresses spleen-kidney deficiency, blood deficiency and stasis patterns between pregnancies.

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    • •Specialist investigation first — treatable causes are found in many couples.
    • •Chinese medicine support is preconception-phase only in this context.
    • •Adequate folic acid and general health optimisation.
    • •Emotional support is essential — losses are real grief.

    Cautions & Contraindications

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    • •No acupuncture in pregnancy without obstetric clearance.[]
    • •No blood-moving herbs during pregnancy.[]
    • •Never a substitute for specialist recurrent-loss investigation.[]

    When to reassess or seek care again

    See sources

    Review before each pregnancy with the obstetric team: pattern, nutrition, test results.

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    Sources & Further Reading

    Clinical guidance, red flags and safety notes on this page draw on the following current sources alongside the classical references above.

    1. Miscarriage — NHS
      NHS · 2024
    2. Pregnancy loss — MedlinePlus
      National Library of Medicine · 2024
    3. Healthdirect Australia
      Healthdirect Australia · 2024

    Educational reference for licensed practitioners. Not a substitute for individual clinical assessment. Refer to conventional care for any red-flag or undiagnosed presentation.