Blood thinners for preventing miscarriage | 2024 update

Blood clots in uterine blood vessels lead to miscarriage. Preventing blood clots with "blood thinners" like Heparin or Lovenox prevents miscarriage. Or does it? A powerful new study has turned the established protocols for the testing and treatment of miscarriage upside down!. Confused? Watch this informative video from Miscarriage Expert Dr Randy Morris.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction Recurrent miscarriage
0:30 Chromosome abnormalities are the most common cause of miscarriage
0:40 Anti phospholipid antibodies
0:53 Uterus blood flow
1:15 Blood clots in blood vessels cause problems
1:36 What are thrombophilias?
2:00 Recurrent miscarriage, blood clots and Lovenox
2:42 ALIFE2 Trial - Heparin treatment for recurrent miscarriage
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[@davinaa831]

I've been following you for over 3 years great videos and always gives me knowledge that i have use for the future ... I also appreciate you answering people's questions
I'm not like other platforms that don't answer the question just share a link to more videos that don't answer any questions at all
So I really appreciate you answering us with our questions

[@ssharb760]

It's so interesting how many of "usual " practices are not based on data! And by interesting I mean frustrating.

[@InfertilityTV]

Actually, there was data, just not strong data. This is the way science tends to work. Initially, smaller, less powerful studies are performed which may guide our practices until larger more powerful studies are performed. The newer studies may confirm the earlier studies or (as in this case) refute them

[@_thats_mydj1_]

Yes my MFM just took me off Lovenox and put me on 81mg due to this study!

[@Onlinemoneyguide420]

Hi doctor. I've been experiencing irregular flow and when it finally comes it flows for 3week. please what can be the likely cause?

[@hypergirl9266]

Starting my ivf journey this month after 4 miscarriages and labs show I am a carrier of a premutation. Can fragile x premutation cause multiple miscarriages?

[@InfertilityTV]

I am not aware of any data linking fragile x premutation to recurrent miscarriage

[@rachelsmith4736]

What about “baby” aspirin?

[@InfertilityTV]

This study did not address that question. Watch these videos
czcams.com/video/lLDZakk13qo/video.html
czcams.com/video/wCa9EjI6fko/video.html

[@rachelsmith4736]

Thank you so much Dr. Morris! 💊

[@annarose-ps9xg]

Is breast implants a reason for miscarriage?

[@InfertilityTV]

In a study from the MD Anderson Cancer Center, there was no relationship between breast implants and miscarriage

[@jelenaaksentijevic9345]

Are these two results considered thrombophilia or just a lack of ability to process folate, so methylfolate is taken from that difference? MTRR A66G and MTHFR C677T bout heterozygous
Ty
Jelena

[@InfertilityTV]

These (extremely common) variations in the MTHFR gene were not considered in this study. Watch this episode regarding MTHFR cariations and the use of methylfolate (you will be surprised) czcams.com/video/gI_B6o3GkO4/video.html