4th consecutive loss and 3 chemicals in a row

[GinaG678]

Hi

I lost a baby at 21 weeks last year. No cause was found for this after having all the tests done.
I've now gone on to have 3 recurrent chemical pregnancies. Currently going through the 3rd. Still getting a positive on frer but the line is exactly the same as 2 days ago and this is exactly what happened the last two times.
This time around I've been taking cyclogest pessaries since 10dpo (it's now 12dpo). I was told to take them from a bfp.

Feeling extremely heartbroken and traumatised by all this. It's such a blow. I've had everything checked - thyroid, immune system, bloods etc and everything is normal.
Anyone have any experience or advice? I'm just devastated :(

Sorry you are going through this. But 3 ‘chemicals’ in a row is entirely normal abs an artefact if early testing. If every woman tested early every month, there would be more ‘chemicals’ found than pregnancies that establish.

Chances are there is absolutely nothing wrong, and you will go on to have a normal pregnancy some time in the next year.

Don’t test early! It just breaks your heart.

Good luck x

Were your NK cells checked @GinaG678? I'm sorry you are in this situation and for your late loss. That's terribly hard and very sad x.

With each of my other 2 chemicals I've had positive digital tests and have tested positive up to 17dpo before bleeding, so I would have always known. I also need to test early to take progesterone pessary to give myself the best chance.
I haven't had the nk cells checked but I'm in Ireland and unsure where I can get this done here. But will look into it

I had a first successful pregnancy and then 4 miscarriages and chemicals in a row. All my tests came back normal except nk cells. I've just started treatment, so can't say what the outcome is but I'm keeping my fingers crossed after a bfp yesterday. The consultant I'm seeing seems to see people from all over the UK and Ireland but I appreciate a flight is quite extreme!

I will look into it.
Just wondering with taking cyclogest will that delay my bleed?

I don't know I'm afraid @GinaG678. I'm new to all this and seem to have fallen pregnant on the first cycle using it. (Falling pregnant has never been my issue though!). Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can help you... x