Dr Jasdev Singh
Recurrent Miscarriage Management
After repeated loss, close care in your next pregnancy means early scans, treatment for any known cause and someone to call when you are worried.
Early Pregnancy Care
Close support through the early weeks of your next pregnancy
This is the care you receive once you are pregnant again after two or more losses. It builds on any tests already done. The focus is on early monitoring, treatment where there is evidence it helps, and support.
Early pregnancy after loss is often filled with fear. Regular contact can make the weeks feel less lonely.
Dr Jasdev plans your care with you before and during the pregnancy.
Timely, calm assessment
Your symptoms and dates are reviewed promptly, with scans and blood tests arranged when needed.
Honest explanations
You will be told what the results show, what is still uncertain, and what happens next.
A clear safety plan
You will know when to come back and which symptoms need urgent attention.
What this care gives you
- Scans at planned points in early pregnancy
- Treatment for known causes, such as clotting conditions
- A clear contact for questions and concerns
How your care is planned
Early pregnancy can be an anxious time. Each step is explained so you know what is being checked and why. You will not be left waiting without a plan.
Review your history and any test results
Plan early scans and any treatment
Continue support until your pregnancy team takes over
What care may include
Early scans from around six weeks check that the pregnancy is developing. Women with antiphospholipid syndrome may be treated with aspirin and heparin. Progesterone may be offered to women with bleeding and a history of miscarriage, where evidence supports it. Emotional support is part of care throughout.
Who may benefit
Women who have had two or more miscarriages and are now pregnant, or planning a pregnancy soon. It also helps couples who want a plan in place before they conceive.
What to expect
Once you have a positive test, contact the clinic to arrange your first scan. Visits are usually planned every one to two weeks in the early weeks. Each visit explains what is seen and what comes next.
How Dr Jasdev works with you
He combines fertility and gynaecology experience with gentle, clear communication. Decisions follow current evidence and are made with you, at a pace that feels right. Questions are welcome at every visit, however small they seem. Women and couples see him from Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere in Malaysia.
What to bring to your appointment
These details help Dr Jasdev understand your situation quickly and plan the right checks. Bring what you have, even if it is incomplete.
- Details of each previous pregnancy loss
- Results of any recurrent miscarriage tests
- The date of your positive test and any medicines started
What couples often ask
Worries in early pregnancy often bring many questions at once. These are some that couples ask most.
How often will I be scanned?
Should I take progesterone or aspirin?
What should I do if I bleed?
When will we know things are going well?
Your questions about care after recurrent miscarriage
What is recurrent miscarriage management?
It is planned care in a new pregnancy after two or more losses, with early scans, treatment for known causes and support.
Who is it for?
Women with a history of recurrent miscarriage who are pregnant again or planning to conceive soon.
What tests are needed?
Ideally, recurrent miscarriage tests are done before pregnancy. During pregnancy, care involves scans and sometimes blood tests.
Is treatment risky?
Aspirin, heparin and progesterone are generally well tolerated. Heparin injections can cause bruising. Each treatment is explained before you start.
Why see Dr Jasdev for this care?
He combines early pregnancy and fertility experience with a calm, supportive approach at an anxious time.
How do I book?
Call or WhatsApp the clinic as soon as you have a positive test, and mention your history of loss.
This page is general information and does not replace medical care. If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain, dizziness or fainting, go to the nearest emergency department straight away.
Have support in place from the first weeks
Contact the clinic to arrange early pregnancy care.