Interestingly, though, more say no than yes when it comes to infertility (secondary or initially) with a good chunk unsure.
The top Google searches when you type in "Are miscarriages...." pops up with genetic and hereditary. That's not a coincidence.
Once you've had a loss, you know how much it's out there, like a new world has been exposed. But why does it seem to pop up a lot in your own family?
Searching online and talking to doctors seem to bring up nothing. They'll say it's a fluke, a genetic abnormality (of your LO, not you) or that it's just a coincidence. There seem to have been no true studies into why they seem prevalent in families.
Perhaps one day,family losses will be a factor into your monitoring during your own pregnancy. Maybe it will help to boost your check-ins or ultrasounds or even just your betas.
Until then, we'll keep on keepin on.
Interesting articles to read:
Way Of Predicting Outcome Of Pregnancies With Miscarriage Threat Developed
Are Miscarriages Hereditary? A question on AllExperts.com
Multiple Miscarriages Linked To Gene- from 2001
