What are my chances of having a healthy baby after having two miscarriages?

Answer by  HelpfulMal (539)

Very good. My mother had two healthy children, followed by three miscarriages, followed by three more healthy children. There are lots of stats out there that tell us with advanced pregnancy detection, there have been more miscarriages that would have otherwise gone undetected. I'd only be concerned if you had late-term miscarriages---if so, talk to your doctor about it.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

Actually you have a very good chance of having a healthy baby. I've known many people who had several and went on to have healthy children. Next time you get pregnant you need to watch out to make sure everything is right. Go to the doctor as soon as you think you're pregnant in order to get proper medical care.

Answer by  gcmeyer2 (787)

If you are worried about having a baby after losing two you really should consult your OBGYN. They will be able to tell you if you are high risk.

Answer by  Ken44 (70)

Personally, I know several women who have endured several more miscarriages than two, who have also went on to produce healthy children in the future. Try contacting your doctor and setting up an appointment, they can work with you to find alternate methods of conceiving as well as reducing the chances of misscarrying.

Answer by  WelcomingNewLife (144)

Unfortunately, it is hard to say - as it would largely depend on the actual reasons for the miscarriages. Provided no known problems exist, the chances are generally very good.