P. Tsikouras, T. Deftereou, X. Anthoulaki, A. Bothou, A. Chalkidou, F. Gaitatzi, Ioannis Tsirkas, A. C. Bourazan, Eirini Bampageorgaka, G. Stanulov, Elefterios Chatzimichael, S. Michalopoulos, Panagiotis Petsidis, G. Iatrakis, S. Zervoudis, M. Lambropoulou, W. Rath, G. Galazios
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Abstract
The miscarriages’ investigation should include a familiar history, gynecological examination and a full laboratory testing including hormonal control, as well as karyotype, maternal immune control and thrombophilia testing. If the physician suspects the cause of abortions is chromosomal due to heredity, a special blood test (karyotype) for the pair is recommended. Chromosomal abnormalities are the most common reason for first trimester abortions, and are impossible to be prevented. Based on the above data, abortion and the subsequent possible infertility should not be considered as a personal failure for the woman and the treating physician. Nowadays, medical advancement provides many options combined with psychological support can actually reduce the miscarriages’ risk.
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