Genetic error | Obtain a 3-generation pedigree and karyotype of both parents and any previously aborted material. | Artificial insemination by donor, embryo transfer, preimplantation diagnosis, or prenatal testing on subsequent conceptions. |
Anatomic abnormalities of reproductive tract | Perform hysterosalpingogram or hysteroscopy. | Uterine operation: hysteroscopic resection, myomectomy. Cervical cerclage (abdominal or vaginal), reconstruction of cervical isthmus. |
Hormonal abnormalities | Perform laboratory studies for T4 and TSH, serumprogesterone or endometrial biopsy during luteal phase, and consider glucose tolerance test. | Thyroid replacement, progesterone or clomiphene citrate, diabetic diet and/or insulin, as indicated. |
Infection | Obtain cervical cultures for Chlamydia and gonorrhea, and consider cultures for Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma. | Approriate antibiotics. |
Autoimmune disease | Evaluate blood pressure and kidney function, check for lupus anticoagulant and anticardiolipin antibody. | Low-dose aspirin and heparin. |
Exogenous agents | Patient history and/or drug screen. | Discourage smoking, alcohol, and recreational drug use. |
Immunologic factors | Testing not readily available. | Treatment under investigation.
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