Dr Jasdev Singh
Recurrent Miscarriage
After repeated pregnancy loss, care combines tests, treatment for any cause found and close support early in your next pregnancy.
Complex & Advanced Fertility Care
Support and treatment for your next pregnancy after loss
This means losing two or more pregnancies. Some couples have a treatable cause, such as a clotting condition, a thyroid problem or a difference in the shape of the womb. For others, no clear cause is found.
Starting again after loss takes courage. Knowing there is a plan for early support can ease some of the fear.
Dr Jasdev plans early scans and regular contact in your next pregnancy, alongside treatment for any cause found.
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
- Treatment for any cause found in testing
- Early scans for reassurance in your next pregnancy
- A clear point of contact when you are worried
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.
Complete tests for known causes
Treat any condition found before trying again
Plan early support once you are pregnant
How care is planned
If a cause is found, it is treated. For example, a clotting condition may be treated with aspirin and heparin injections in pregnancy, and a womb septum can be removed by hysteroscopy. Where no cause is found, care focuses on early scans, progesterone where evidence supports it, and emotional support.
Who may benefit
Women and couples who have had two or more miscarriages and are planning another pregnancy. It also helps those who are already pregnant again after previous losses and would like closer care.
What to expect
If you have not yet had tests, these are arranged first. Once you are pregnant, scans usually start at around six to seven weeks. Each visit explains what is seen and when the next check will be.
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
- A list of current medicines, including any started in pregnancy
What couples often ask
Worries in early pregnancy often bring many questions at once. These are some that couples ask most.
Will it happen again?
Is there medicine that can help?
When should my first scan be?
What should I do if I start bleeding?
Your questions about recurrent miscarriage care
What is recurrent miscarriage?
It usually means two or more pregnancy losses. It affects a small number of couples and can be very distressing.
Who should seek care?
Couples with two or more losses who are planning another pregnancy, or who are already pregnant again and want closer support.
What tests are needed?
Blood tests for clotting and hormone problems, a scan of the womb and sometimes genetic tests. These may already be done if you have had an assessment.
Is treatment painful or risky?
Most treatment involves tablets, injections or scans. Heparin injections can cause bruising. Any procedure, such as hysteroscopy, is explained first.
Why see Dr Jasdev for recurrent miscarriage?
He combines fertility and early pregnancy experience with a gentle, clear approach, and follows current evidence on what helps.
How do I book?
Call or WhatsApp the clinic. If you are already pregnant, mention this so an early appointment can be arranged.
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.
Plan your next pregnancy with support
Book a consultation to talk about testing and early pregnancy care.