This isn't a super common scenario for us, but, yeah, where, where would you start with this case? What sort of things would you like to know in the history, exam, and investigations?

That is quite common where patients come with a history of losses with no documentations available.

I guess a good starting point would be to see if she could access those records at some stage, um, for us to peruse in the future.

But then outside of that, obviously understanding that recurrent losses is a, a very emotional, traumatic journey and acknowledging that.

Recurrent losses, RPL or RMC, you know, whichever one you wanna call it, has changed in its definition over the years.

So it used to be three consecutive losses, now it's not.

In Australia, New Zealand, and some larger colleges like the American College push towards two losses and doesn't have to be, uh, consecutive losses.

Do we know what the most common cause of recurrent miscarriage is?