These are the labs I had done after having multiple miscarriages and being told “it was bad luck” #miscarriage #pregnancyloss #fertility #cortisol
After experiencing multiple miscarriages, I decided to dive deeper into lab testing that many women might not consider initially. From my own experience following a full thyroid panel and thyroid antibodies testing to evaluating progesterone levels seven days post-ovulation, these labs provided clarity on underlying health challenges impacting fertility. One crucial insight I found was the role of inflammation and cortisol in miscarriage risk, especially among high-achieving women who face higher stress levels. Monitoring fasting glucose and insulin also helped me understand how metabolic health intersects with reproductive outcomes. Additionally, testing natural killer cells and antinuclear antibodies (ANA) offered valuable information about my immune system's behavior toward pregnancy. Understanding my CRP (C-reactive protein) levels further highlighted systemic inflammation contributing to pregnancy loss. My experience taught me that being proactive with targeted lab work empowers you to move past the discouragement of 'bad luck' diagnoses. It also enables personalized treatments to address specific causes of pregnancy loss. If you’re on a similar journey, discussing these tests with a knowledgeable healthcare provider can be a game-changer in achieving successful pregnancies.






















































































