Comments on: How to Prevent Miscarriage – 5 Ways

By: Heather

Heather — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 18:35:55 +0000

Thanks Iva, I am actually pregnant now (11 weeks) and it’s useful information so I can stay pregnant.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 16:16:09 +0000

I had 3 miscarriages in the last 18 months, the first was at 10 weeks, but the baby stopped developing at 7 weeks, I had a D&C, I did fly in the beginning of the pregnancy, the 2nd was a tubal, which my left tube and ovary was removed, the third was around 6 weeks, natural miscarriage. All in common was I would have a corpus luteal cyst form but it would burst, I’m thinking because of the dropped pregnancy hormones stopped the pregnancy. I am on the pills bc so I can stop the cysts but I am hoping this will help me keep the next baby. I am also quitting smoking and going to start exercising, and eating healthier to hopefully help prevent the cysts when I get off bc. I have progesterone pills to take when I get pregnant again. Have you heard of the cysts bursting resulting in losing the baby because of the stop in hormones?

By: Iva Keene

Iva Keene — Tue, 31 May 2011 08:27:20 +0000

Hi Abla,

The NFP program can be downloaded anywhere in the world. In there you’ll see all the factors that contribute to miscarriages and what you need to do to prevent another miscarriage. You can download it here: http://www.natural-fertility-prescription.com/nfp-program/
All the best, Iva

By: abla

abla — Fri, 06 May 2011 14:08:48 +0000

hi iv had 9 miscrriages for the past 8 years after consiving it last only for first few weeks then finish,it stay only for 4 to 6 weeks,all my pregnancies i never see the heart beat or any cardiac activity,but my last preg last for almost 8 weeks it was thru ivf the heart beat was seen and everything was going well in 9 weeks i started seeing brownish and when i went for sonography it say 7 weeks preg and everything vanished after a week it came out,it was in march 2011,up to now i never see my periods and i stop taking any kind of medicine,what should i do is there any way to help me please advise im in east africa Tanzania

By: Iva Keene

Iva Keene — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 17:05:19 +0000

Hi Lizeth,

Thanks for your comment.

I’m so sorry to hear about your miscarriages. In the first trimester of the pregnancy your baby’s organs are forming. This is called organogenesis. If during this most important stage of the pregnancy something goes wrong miscarriage is very likely as the baby will not be able to survive with organs which are not able to function properly.

Factors which can affect the way your baby develops are; you and your husband’s DNA which was passed onto your baby at conception, dietary and environmental factors during the preconception phase and initial trimester of your pregnancy.

Just because your husband fathered a child in the past is no guarantee his sperm are still within normal ranges. Women with partners who have abnormal sperm tend to miscarry more often then those with partner’s whose sperm are healthy. Sperm quality and quantity can change in as little as 90 days, so the fact that he had a child is no reason not to investigate his sperm quality now. It’s a quick and painless analysis which can save you a heartache of another miscarriage in case something is not right and needs addressing first.

Radiation of any kind can have detrimental effects on the developing fetus. Long hours in front of computers, mobile phones, frequent flying and frequent scans can all contribute to a miscarriage. There are many more factors and ways to protect yourself and I can’t cover them all in this message. If you’d like more information please refer to the NFP program and if you’d like me to look at your case and do a fertility analysis simply send me an email.

I wish you all the best and would love to hear from you.

Warmest regards,

Iva

By: Lizeth

Lizeth — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 01:15:02 +0000

hi I’ve had 2 miscarriages for the last 2 years. One at 13 weeks and one at 15 weeks. I don’t seem to have a problem in getting pregnant it that i can’t seem to hold them for long. I’ve had blood tests done and everything is normal I don’t know what could be the problem. My husband has a boy with his past relationship so I don’t think his the problelm what can I do. I love to have at least one baby.
Thank you

By: Iva Keene

Iva Keene — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 11:46:27 +0000

Hi Norma,

Thanks for your comment.

I’m sorry to hear about your repeated miscarriages. It would be worth checking your partner’s/husband’s sperm to make sure his sperm are healthy. Women who suffer from repeated miscarriages tend to have partner’s with poor sperm quality. It could also be due to a nutrient deficiency, heavy metal toxicity and EM radiation. If you work with computers, have wireless, fly or use mobile phones a lot your developing baby can get damaged. I suggest that you have further tests (both you and your partner) and that you optimize your egg and sperm health before you try to conceive again. For full details on what’s recommended please see the NFP program here.

Warm regards,

Iva

By: norma

norma — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 14:37:37 +0000

hi i have had 4 miscarriges in the last 20 months my first onr was at 6 weeks the second at 9 weeks the 3rd at 6 weeks and my last one was at 11 weeks i was taking inohep and aspirin on the last pregnancy the first 3 miscarriges all came away from me so i didnt need a d+c but i did need an ERPC i am 42yrs old and i am very healthy but very confused at the moment i do want to have another baby more than anything i dont seem to have a problem getting pregnant it just seems to be that i cant hold on to it can you tell me anything about this problem thank you norma