How You Can Prevent Future Miscarriages
How You Can Prevent Future Miscarriages
Preventing Future Miscarriages
If you have experienced three miscarriages, Dr. Randy Morris – founder and medical director of IVF1 – wants you to take comfort in knowing that it is possible to prevent future heartbreaking episodes.
Preventing Future Miscarriages
Dr. Morris specializes in preventing recurrent miscarriages through today’s cutting edge medical technology of Fetoscopy and Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD).Dr. Randy Morris is one of only a few skilled reproductive specialists in the nation to diagnose the cause of recurrent miscarriages through fetoscopy. Fetoscopy is similar to a hysteroscopy surgical procedure. Dr. Morris uses a fiber optic telescope to retrieve a tissue sample of the fetus that was recently miscarried. The fetal tissue is then analyzed in a laboratory for the presence of any chromosomal defects causing miscarriage.
Benefits of Fetoscopy
Through a fetoscopy, Dr. Morris will be able to
- Examine the uterus
- Extract a fetal tissue sample
- Analyze the fetal tissue to diagnose why miscarriage is recurring
The fetoscopy is now the preferred technique for Dr. Morris to remove pure tissue of the fetus – not the placenta. Unlike the standard D&C procedure, the mother’s placenta will not contaminate the fetal tissue test results. Fetoscopy is the most reliable procedure for Dr. Morris determine the cause of a miscarriage. Another advantage of the fetoscopy is its reliability in analyzing the cause of recurrent miscarriages. Utilizing the cutting edge technology of fetoscopy, both the fetal tissue and placenta can be removed and analyzed separately.
Causes of Recurrent Miscarriages
The majority of recurrent miscarriages are caused by abnormalities in the number of chromosomes in an embryo. These defective embryos may be able to attach to the mother’s uterine lining, but do not have the strength to thrive into a normal fetus.Abnormalities in the number of chromosomes comprising an embryo can be detected through Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD). Recent studies have found that a majority of recurrent miscarriages occur due to abnormalities in the number of chromosomes making up an embryo.
Fetoscopy and PGD Specialist
As one of the very few physicians having the technology and specialization to perform a fetoscopy, Dr. Randy Morris wants to meet with you and discover why you are experiencing recurrent miscarriage. Schedule a convenient Private Video Consultation with Dr. Morris. Click below to schedule a consultation or call 630.357.6540.