i agree, ronshar
my dp is just finishing up his medical studies and already has a bit of that old-paradigm, male, wait-and-see, whatever-will-happen, let-nature-take-its-course and not intervene BOLLOX attitude
what is needed is some enlightened and progressive, precautionary thinking on the part of the medical profession on dealing with what is a very very distressing thing that happens to women.
i read somewhere that in china, i think, they have a burial place for miscarried babies where the mum can go and mourn. apparently this can help the depression, sadness and anxiety that can follow. my (female) danish doctor just says "it happened, its common" which i know is true but somehow i end up feeling diminished.
and when you question anything, you get fobbed off. i mean, i understand that sometimes if the foetus is "not viable" - the body just does the natural thing and rejects it. but my mc was at 9 and a bit weeks and that seems a bit late on for that process. now i am coming up to that time again, and i am really pooing it! i mean, if its an undiagnosed blood clotting issue, i could just take aspirin but they would never send me for tests after just 1 mc and my dp explained that in medical school, they teach them not to order too many "unnecessary" tests (financial reasons and so as not to complicate diagnosis).
anyway, here i rant, but i think for those, gutsy, strong women who have repeatedly been through this ordeal, you deserve to know, to the very best of the doctors/medical professions abilities, wtf is going on.