Any magic tips to keep pregnancy post mmc?

Hi ladies, I have two beautiful girls and 3 losses. I had dd1 then a mmc at 10w3d, then dd2 followed by a mc at 10w4d then another mmc at 17w3d.
Does anyone have any tips etc to help me get my third baby to complete our family?
I have started taking the vitamins recommended by atomic and am scheduled to meet hospital consultant over the coming weeks who will run tests (due to 2nd trimester loss) but he has already advised that he expects the tests to show nothing as I have 2 healthy full term babies. He says my loss was "just bad luck".
I know we can't do xyz and 100% guarantee a healthy baby but if u have any advice or tips ......

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No advise or magic but truckloads of best wishes and sticky dust. I am so sorry for your losses [emoji173][emoji304]

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Originally Posted by Pbn3

No advise or magic but truckloads of best wishes and sticky dust. I am so sorry for your losses [emoji173][emoji304]

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Thanks pbn3. Hoping to ttc soon with my rainbow baby! X

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I just really want your docs to be proactive with your thyroid. That is a very major cause of unexplained losses in the 2nd tri and you may need more fine tuning with your med levels. :heart:

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

I just really want your docs to be proactive with your thyroid. That is a very major cause of unexplained losses in the 2nd tri and you may need more fine tuning with your med levels. [emoji813]

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Thanks atomic. I'm actually going to ask to go back under the endocrinologist when I do get pregnant. When thyroid issue was discovered when pregnant with dd2 I was put on 100mg and had successful pregnancy. On 2 losses this year I was put on 75mg even though I still felt cold. I do wonder did this contribute. X

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

I just really want your docs to be proactive with your thyroid. That is a very major cause of unexplained losses in the 2nd tri and you may need more fine tuning with your med levels. [emoji813]

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Atomic the more I think about the thyroid and my miscarriages the more I feel they are connected. Do you have any info /studies etc on this? Or advise where i should look for solid info. I'd like to arm myself with info for when meeting consultant on Monday. Thanks

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Yes there are tons of studies on Google Scholar if you Google them

If anyone has any of them handy, could you post them?

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

Yes there are tons of studies on Google Scholar if you Google them

If anyone has any of them handy, could you post them?

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Google scholar - super ill check it out. Thanks a mill!

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Originally Posted by lily568

Hi there. I am sorry for your loss. HAve you considered going to a miscarriage specialist. There might be some underlying issue. A doctor can help you figure that out. I hope things turn out well for you. Good luck!

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Hi lily568 thanks for your comment. I am pregnant and hospital consultant is monitoring me. Fingers crossed!

good luck!