Center for Reproductive Loss

You may be encountering challenges in becoming or staying pregnant and delivering a healthy child, but you are not alone. Dr. McLaughlin and his staff will help you determine the common causes for miscarriage to reduce the chance you will suffer early first trimester pregnancy loss. Spontaneous abortion symptoms often include cramping and bleeding during the first trimester. Detecting factors contributing to a higher risk of miscarriage and treating them before spontaneous abortion symptoms occur is the key to a successful pregnancy after miscarriage.

Many women have factors contributing to pregnancy loss that are treatable and can lead to the start of a new family. For instance, you may have suffered a pregnancy loss with a failed IVF cycle, during the first trimester or even later before delivering at term. You may be unaware that your uterus has undergone incomplete development, known as a septate or bicornuate uterus, which has had a negative impact on your ability to carry a pregnancy to term. You may have developed polycystic ovaries, endometriosis, fibroids, polyps, or a pelvic infection, which may also negatively impact your chance of a pregnancy success.

At the Center for Reproductive Loss, Dr. McLaughlin helps women achieve a viable pregnancy by determining and treating the causes of miscarriage or tubal pregnancy. Dr. McLaughlin will ensure you have the best chance to continue your pregnancy during the first trimester and progress to give birth to a healthy newborn.

A comprehensive evaluation of your medical history combined with a physical exam and laboratory tests will help identify these factors, which when appropriately treated will have a positive impact on your ability to take home a baby.