What medical evaluations and treatments are offered for recurrent pregnancy loss?
Luteal phase abnormalities – An endometrial biopsy may be performed to diagnose a luteal phase abnormality. A small tissue sample is removed from the endometrium to confirm that the uterine lining is capable of supporting a pregnancy. The endometrial biopsy is performed one to three days before a menstrual period is expected to begin. Abnormal biopsies could provide an explanation for recurrent pregnancy loss. Persistent abnormalities may be treated with medications.
