Are miscarriages hereditary?

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My mom had 3 miscarriages so I’m worried it may happen to me? This would be our first baby and it’s actually the first time we get pregnant after trying for months.

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I would say no unless they can be linked to a shared genetic issue or something of the sort.

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I don't think they are. My mom had none. I've had one so far. It just comes down to how the cells get together early on. Theres really nothing you can do to prevent it unfortunatly.

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No, unless there is a genetic piece that carries through the line.

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I know my ex and his 2 brothers all lost nearly all their babies. But their parents didnt. I lost a baby to me ex and had 4 successful ones to my current SO. His first brother lost 7 and the other lost 5. Both ended up doing IVF. No naturally conceived babies ever made it. I think it was in their genes. They had to have their sperm selected manually. So it possible

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Not unless theres a specific genetic issue that causes it like a blood disorder or something. My mom never had any miscarriages and at most 2 of my aunts struggled to get pregnant but no miscarriages. I had 4 in a row so.

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My mom had multiple MC but she had antiphospholipid syndrome, which is generally not inherited. Some blood clotting disorders can be inherited, which can increase risk of MC.

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Miscarriages themselves are not. Some conditions that put you at a higher risk for miscarriage are genetic, so if your mother had an underlying condition that contributed to the miscarriages, then you may have also inherited it.

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No, miscarriages are not hereditary.

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I would say no. My mom and grandma never had miscarriages. Neither did my dads mom... I had 3... and they were after a healthy pregnancy...

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My mom had two and I had two. I don’t know if they are genetic/hereditary unless your mom has some sort of condition that was passed to you.