Risk factors for chemical pregnancy While there's nothing you can do to prevent an early miscarriage, there are some risk factors that make you more likely to have one, including: Thyroid problems Advanced maternal age pregnancy (a pregnancy over the age of 35) Diabetes Blood clotting disorders Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) Having an irregularly shaped uterus Having a sexually transmitted infection (STI) Chemical Pregnancy Tests Your doctor will first ask for the date of your last period and your medical history, and then they may run these tests to confirm a chemical pregnancy: A pregnancy test Blood tests to measure hCG, a hormone that your body makes during pregnancy An ultrasound to show whether there's a baby developing Chemical Pregnancy Treatment Most chemical pregnancies don't require treatment
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