… Anatomical malformations, infectious diseases, endocrine disorders, autoimmune defects
as well as acquired and inherited thrombophilia are established risk factors in RM. In addition, …

… miscarriages than in recurrent miscarriage. A low proportion of these women have late recurrent
miscarriages, … no risk factors, such as surgery or late recurrent miscarriages, does exist. …

… Recurrence Risks Recurrence risk statistics are helpful when … carefully when assessing
recurrence risks for RPL. A key … nancy bears on future miscarriage risk. The worst scenario is …

… Hyperhomocysteinemia proved to be a risk factor for recurrent early pregnancy loss.
Further research should be focused on the clinical efficacy of B vitamin supplementation [23]. …

… Therefore, known risk factors for RM should be excluded by intensive diagnostic workup. …
reproductive history are strong and independent risk factors for miscarriage. The chance of a …

… Thus, the levels of risk of miscarriage found in this analysis are similar to those of previous
… history, and other factors can be simultaneously examined for associations with such risk. …

… Recurrent miscarriage is usually defined as three consecutive first-trimester miscarriages, …
the main life-style-related risk factors for repeated miscarriage were smoking and high caffeine …

… Recurrent miscarriage (RM) and recurrent implantation failure (RIF) are unsolved … share
the same risk factors as RM patients is a matter of debate. Besides clinical factors, immune …

… Hereditary and acquired APCR have been demonstrated by several studies to be a
significant risk factor for fetal loss. An increased risk of fetal loss in women with thrombophilia …

… There is accumulating evidence that the endometrium in humans may be more receptive
to implantation in women with recurrent miscarriage than in normal controls. Epithelial …