Hormone tests for recurrent miscarriage?

[Mama196]

Can anyone advise which hormone tests might be relevant to a recurrent miscarriage situation?

Have had 2 and in UK so tests only done after 3 miscarriages but I want to do some online tests if possible to see if anything is up in that respect.

Not sure what to look for though.

[Hidden]

They test your thyroid level,bloods for Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) sticky blood and other blood disorders not sure what they said they did 3 tests.

They do an ultra sound to check structure uterus shape. They sometimes can do karyotype genetics testing but we weren’t offered it.

I think you can only check your thyroid online out of them tests.

[Mama196 in reply to Hidden]

Thanks for this. I was wondering if they tested progesterone or something to see if levels are right? Can’t see option for that online though. I’m going to get thyroid levels tested anyway.

[romaluna2015 in reply to Mama196]

Hi . Yes they did with me . They checked everything they could. I also had an ultra sound to check things were okay . I had thyroid checked , they checked for APS as previously mentioned. ( I did have markers for aps) , they checked for progesterone problems . And also one other test but I can’t remember which one.

My thyroid was my problem for recurrent miscarriage despite being told thyroid had no infertility links. I didn my own research and was right in the problem .. hope you get the answers you would like xx

[Mama196 in reply to romaluna2015]

Thanks- that’s so awful they said thyroid had no link to recurrent miscarriage, I’m starting to think GPs know NOTHING about this stuff! Glad you discovered a reason behind yours. Still hoping mine is a random thing!

[romaluna2015 in reply to Mama196]

Anything is possible with fertility as I found . Good luck xx

[Mama196 in reply to romaluna2015]

Do you know what the progesterone test was?

[romaluna2015 in reply to Mama196]

Was just a simple blood test x

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On medicheck they do fertility checks

[Lizzielizzielizzie]

Not a hormone test but my husband and I had karyotyping done privately through our fertility clinic and that identified our problem.