Innermost Healthcare offer a range of services for women who have had previous miscarriages or are concerned about their risk of miscarriage in a current or future pregnancy.
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About 1 in 6 of all pregnancies (15%) end in miscarriage, affecting around a quarter of a million women in the UK each year. Although very common, many couples find it to be devastating and may need additional help and support to help come to terms with the loss of a much wanted baby.
Maternal age and previous number of miscarriages are two independent risk factors for a further miscarriage. Fortunately, there is only a slight increase in the risk of miscarriage in a subsequent pregnancy following one or even two previous miscarriages.
Advanced maternal age adversely affects ovarian function, giving rise to a decline in the number of good quality eggs which often don’t develop properly and hence the risk of miscarriage increases as you get older.
Recurrent miscarriage, the loss of three or more consecutive pregnancies, affects about 1 in 100 women (1%) when the calculated risk should be about 1: 200 women (0.3%).
This means that about 50 out of every 100 women with recurrent miscarriage must have some underlying reason for it though we may not always be able to find out what it is or treat it. Most NHS hospitals will not offer to investigate until after 3 or more miscarriages. Careful and methodical testing can however find potential risk factors, many of which can be treated. In addition to standard tests we are able to offer endometrial biopsy testing for NK Cells.
Click here to find out how we can help you and your partner find out if you have any risk factors for miscarriage or recurrent miscarriages and what treatment options are available.
Couples who have experienced a previous miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or recurrent miscarriages are understandably anxious about the risk of another miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy in any subsequent pregnancy.
Most NHS hospitals only offer a single Early Pregnancy Scan at 11 to 13 weeks leaving a long interval from the first signs of pregnancy until the viability of the pregnancy has been confirmed and an ectopic pregnancy has been excluded.
We therefore offer Early Pregnancy Scans from 6 to13 weeks and an Early Pregnancy Support Package with weekly scans from 7 to 13 weeks to confirm that the pregnancy is intrauterine and not ectopic and the baby is developing normally with a heartbeat present.
We also offer emergency scans for pregnant women with pain or bleeding who are concerned about ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage.
Click here to find out how we can reassure you and your partner in early pregnancy that the pregnancy is developing normally.
BabyPod Music
£0.00
Anomaly Scan
£180.00
Thrombophilia Screen (Extended inc MTHFR)
£280.00
