Have you experienced recurrent pregnancy loss?
The technical definition for recurrent miscarriages or “recurrent pregnancy loss” (RPL) is ‘three or more consecutive losses of recognized pregnancies before the 20th week or 5th month of pregnancy’. We see a lot of women who have had recurrent pregnancy loss. For them, it might not be so hard to get pregnant but holding onto the pregnancy is a challenge. We have helped many women overcome these challenges and have a successful pregnancy after recurrent pregnancy loss and this blog will share some of the things you can do to increase your chances of getting pregnant, staying pregnant, and having a healthy baby!
There are many factors that may lead to the diagnosis of “Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL)” including genetics, anatomic, medical conditions and lifestyle factors.
It is possible for you to have a successful pregnancy after recurrent pregnancy loss.
There are steps you can take to decrease your chances of experiencing RPL and improve your chances of getting and staying pregnant. On the episode of Tea with The Fertility Godmother below, Denise shared tips to help you get pregnant, stay pregnant, and have a healthy baby… Specifically for those of you who are experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss.
Specifically, she talked about:
- Getting the appropriate fertility testing.
- Taking a pause and nourish your body to improve egg and sperm quality.
- Doing a fertility cleanse to remove toxins and rebalance your body.
- Eating a nutrient-dense fertility diet for at least 90 days.
- Building a healthy foundation with vitamins and supplements.
- Using Traditional Chinese Medicine to support your body so you can have a successful pregnancy after recurrent pregnancy loss.
Would you like an explanation of the essential vitamins and nutrients for preventing recurrent pregnancy loss?
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A miscarriage is an incredibly devastating event with long-lasting emotional repercussions. And, one of the most difficult aspects of a pregnancy loss is simply the complete lack of knowledge surrounding the reasons it happened. We can help you overcome these challenges so you can have a successful pregnancy after recurrent pregnancy loss.
