Pregnancy loss can happen any time before 20 weeks, however, most take place in the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. Most miscarriages cannot be prevented - it is nature's way of ending a pregnancy that is not developing as it should. Statistics suggest that in any given month the best chance of conceiving a pregnancy is approximately 30%. These statistics can be positively influenced especially when you consider multiple considerations for both partners. Some couples unfortunately experience repeated miscarriages. There are many causes of pregnancy loss, and not all of them are well understood by medical science. Pregnancies can be lost at anytime between fertilisation and implantation, or between implantation and full term delivery. It is unfortunately much more common than many people realise. There are several key causes for recurrent pregnancy loss that are identifiable and understood by medical science. These include: Blood clotting (thrombophilic) disorders Chromosomal abnormalities Uterine disorders Sperm irregularities (including DNA fragmentation) Immune and auto-immune disorders Hormonal disorders Infections Environmental and lifestyle factors Nutritional deficiencies Other factors Our miscarriage support considers thorough investigation and assessment paramount to helping you conceive your child. With this information, we are then able to individually tailor a specific treatment plan to help you reach your fertility aspirations.