"T helper cell cytokine profile: TH2 high, Treg slightly low - what does this mean for pregnancy?"

    Hello, I had my cytokine profile tested 7 weeks after my scraping, i.e. 8 weeks after the baby's cardiac arrest (died in the 12th week of pregnancy, in the 10th week of pregnancy three days of persiod heavy bleeding which went away with bed rest and more Utrogest in hospital, the baby continued to grow normally and was active), i.e. 8 weeks after the baby's gate, and I would like to know what this means. The blood was taken 3 days before my period in an anovulatory cycle. I have Hashimoto's (no antibodies for years though) and mild atopic dermatitis. During my pregnancy I got a small wart on my lip. I often had to deal with warts when I was young and have read that you are more likely to get them if you have high TH2. What do these values mean for the desire to have children? According to IMD Berlin, I don't have an increased risk of miscarriage, rather the opposite.

    Dear LauraT.,

    This is Dr. Estefanía Rodriguez. The team has asked for my opinion again as I know "a little" about your case based on your previous question.

    Looking into immunology is indeed a sensible strategy, and in our clinic we like to work with immunologists who are also experts in the field of fertility to help us with diagnosis and treatment. This is based on many factors, not just the ones you have shared with us.

    As I understand that you are not currently considering going to another Kiwu clinic, I can recommend that you see an immunologist in Germany. Dr. Pfeiffer Sebastian, for example, could help you: We sometimes work with him.

    I would also like to emphasize again that chromosomal abnormalities in embryos are the main reason for miscarriages, and I would not discount the idea of IVF with PGTA as a very good/quick/safe way to rule out this cause of your infertility.

    I know I haven't really answered your question, but this is really not an answer I want to give lightly on a forum without knowing all the parameters and the opinion of an immunology expert.

    I hope you will understand.

    Yours sincerely,

    Dr. Estefanía Rodríguez

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