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Missed abortion 12th week of pregnancy despite good development, possible causes and diagnosis

  • LauraT.
  • November 25, 2025 at 7:46 PM
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  • LauraT.
    Eizelle
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    • November 25, 2025 at 7:46 PM
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    Hello,

    I would like a professional assessment of my pregnancy loss and whether further investigations are advisable.

    MY BACKGROUND:

    I (32 years old)

    10 years of trying to conceive with ex-husband (42)

    3 negative IVF/ICSI treatments (2018, 2019) embryos always severely delayed (e.g. day 5 only beginning morula)

    3 natural early cleavages 2019, 2020 (biochemically only lasted a few days, HCG always very low)

    Immunology 2019: plasma cells 0, uNK 137/mm², T4/T8 slightly elevated, still thyroid antibodies at the time

    Hashimoto's, well controlled for years, no antibodies for three years (TSH ~0.8)

    Coagulation and genetics unremarkable, only PAI-1 4G/5G heterozygous and 844 A>G polymorphism genotype AG heterozygous, which according to my information is classified as clinically unremarkable.


    My husband had a poor spermiogram, with DNA fragmentation.

    Until then a hysteroscopy

    --------
    PREGNANCY WITH MY NEW PARTNER (35):

    I became pregnant with my new partner 2025 within 3-4 months.

    Everything had developed on time up to the 10th week of pregnancy.
    The only noticeable thing was that the amniotic cavity was very elongated.

    In the 10th week of pregnancy I had heavy periods, was hospitalized for 3 days, took more progesterone and bed rest. )My progesterone was never measured, but I still took Utrogest from ES+17 as a precaution):

    The amniotic cavity became round again

    The baby continued to grow normally

    Heartbeat strong

    No further bleeding


    In the 12th week of pregnancy, the baby was unusually quiet during the ultrasound.
    One week later, a cardiac arrest was detected (presumably shortly after the ultrasound in the 12th week of pregnancy).

    RELEVANT INTERVENTIONS TO DATE:

    A total of 3 hysteroscopies at different facilities in 2018, 2019

    Two laparoscopies in 2019

    Recently scraping (suction curettage)


    I have read that multiple intrauterine interventions can increase the risk of chronic endometritis (plasma cells).

    MY QUESTIONS TO YOU:

    1. can a missed miscarriage after 12 weeks gestation be caused by chronic endometritis - or is this unlikely at this stage?


    2. would you recommend a repeat biopsy for plasma cells after 3 hysteroscopies and a scraping - or only if there are symptoms?


    3. are there any other useful examinations that I should initiate before a new pregnancy if everything (coagulation, genetics, immunology, hormone status, thyroid, plasma cells, uNK) was already unremarkable in 2019?


    4. can the elongated shape of the amniotic cavity at the beginning be an indication of an unfavorable implantation that later led to an abortion?


    5. in your experience, is there a connection between the heavy bleeding in the 10th week of pregnancy and the later cardiac arrest - or is it usually more likely that the embryo aborts in the 12th/13th week of pregnancy due to genetic causes?


    I have not been to a fertility clinic since 2019.


    Thank you for your time and expertise.

    Edited 4 times, last by LauraT. (November 27, 2025 at 8:05 AM).

  • Vida Fertility Institute
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    • November 26, 2025 at 10:50 AM
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    Dear LauraT.,

    what a journey... We are so sorry that you had to go through all this.

    Even though you have given us a lot of details, we have to be honest and professional: even with all these details, it seems a bit complicated for us to give you the right answers in a forum where other specialists with your entire file in their hands have not been able to offer you a proper solution for the last 10 years. However, you cannot be left without answers, and Dr. Google or Dr. ChatGPT are not reliable, especially in a difficult case like yours. You need the advice of fertility specialists. We will forward your questions to our specialists who will get back to you here shortly.

    However, we have noticed that you have not mentioned important details such as your age or the tests carried out on your partners (never forget that they are 50% responsible for this process): We would be happy to study your medical records and see you in a free online consultation. Please contact our team here: contact@vidafertility.com

    Yours sincerely, <3

    Your Vida Fertility Team

    Ihr Vida Fertility Team <3

  • LauraT.
    Eizelle
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    • November 26, 2025 at 1:03 PM
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    OK, thank you very much. I have to say that I haven't been to a fertility clinic for 6 years because I put my desire to have children on hold with my ex-husband and the biochemical pregnancies and the fact that I only got pregnant three times in all those years were probably due to his bad sperm. As I said, the embryos that were transferred to me at the time were always further behind in their development than they should have been. I got pregnant very quickly with my new partner. That's why I no longer want to go to a fertility clinic. From the 7th week of pregnancy you also leave this clinic. They wouldn't have done anything in the last pregnancy either. I was already in the 12th week of pregnancy.

  • Vida Fertility Institute
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    • November 28, 2025 at 1:05 PM
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    Dear LauraT.,
    I hope you are doing well. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us.
    Here are my answers to your questions.
    Sincerely <3
    Dr. EstefanĂ­a Rodriguez

    1. can a missed abortion after 12 weeks gestation be caused by chronic endometritis - or is that unlikely at this stage?

    >> Yes, it could have been caused by a complication of endometritis, activation of infection and inflammation


    2. would you recommend a repeat biopsy for plasma cells after 3 hysteroscopies and a scraping - or only if there are symptoms?

    >> An examination may be necessary to rule out an infection. At Vida Fertility we use either the EMMA or the ALICE test (usually in combination with the ERA test to check for susceptibility at the same time).


    3. are there any other useful tests that I should initiate before becoming pregnant again if everything (coagulation, genetics, immunology, hormone status, thyroid, plasma cells, uNK) was normal in 2019?

    >> Tests that can change over time may need to be repeated, yes. The genetic tests do not change and are not necessary. In your case, I would at least have a consultation with an immunologist for evaluation and possibly treatment.


    4. can the elongated shape of the amniotic cavity at the beginning be an indication of an unfavorable implantation that later led to miscarriage?

    >> Not necessarily. Sometimes the shape is only due to the position of the amniotic cavity in the uterus.


    5) In your experience, is there a connection between the heavy bleeding in the 10th week of pregnancy and the subsequent cardiac arrest - or does the abortion usually occur in the 12th/13th week of pregnancy due to genetic causes of the embryo?

    >> The most common cause of miscarriages in the first trimester of pregnancy is a genetic change in the embryo. Bleeding can be a consequence of this problem and trigger the miscarriage. However, other factors can also play a role, which is why it is extremely important to examine your case thoroughly in order to determine the correct indications and investigations. Unfortunately, we cannot carry out this in-depth examination here, but as my team has already mentioned, we will be happy to help you personally.

    Ihr Vida Fertility Team <3

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