Assess women for recurrent miscarriage after two pregnancy losses: new RANZCOG guideline
The miscarriages do not need to be consecutive to be considered recurrent, states the college guideline.
Women should be managed for recurrent miscarriage if they have had two pregnancy losses before 20 weeks’ gestation, even if the losses are not consecutive, according to an Australian-first clinical guideline.
The RANZCOG guideline provides evidence-based recommendations around the management of pregnancy loss, including recurrent miscarriage and ectopic pregnancies.
