Recurrent Miscarriage Clinic Referral Information
Information on referral and follow-up for recurrent miscarriage.
Patients attending NMH who experience recurrent early pregnancy loss may be referred to the Recurrent Miscarriage Clinic
This clinic is led by our Bereavement Team.
Appointments are in person, with remote appointments available if it’s a follow up appointment.
Who this clinic is for?
You may be referred to this clinic if you have:
- Two consecutive early pregnancy losses for patients under 35 years of age; or
- Three consecutive early pregnancy losses for patients aged 35 to 42 years.
Your first appointment
If you meet the referral criteria, you will be contacted and arrangements will be made for any recommended investigations.
These may include blood tests, ultrasound scans, and a follow-up consultation.
Ongoing care
Following your appointment at the Recurrent Miscarriage Clinic, an individualised care plan will be developed to support you in any future pregnancies.
- If you have a positive pregnancy test following attendance at the clinic, you are encouraged to contact the Bereavement Midwife for advice regarding your pregnancy care plan, early pregnancy assessment, and ongoing support.
- During a subsequent pregnancy, patients may be referred to the TLC (Tender Loving Care) Clinic, where additional reassurance and support can be provided
- This may include more frequent ultrasound scans during the first trimester, up to 12 weeks’ gestation.
- Please note that the Recurrent Miscarriage Clinic is unable to provide second opinions on investigations or test results carried out in other hospitals or healthcare settings.
Referrals
You can be referred from a member of your medical team within The National Maternity Hospital
Referrals from GPs within the NMH catchment area are also accepted.