Understand Genetic Causes Behind Pregnancy Loss with POC Testing

Products of conception (POC) testing analyzes fetal tissue after a miscarriage to detect genetic abnormalities that may have led to pregnancy loss. This information helps guide future reproductive decisions, brings closure, and provides essential insight into recurrent miscarriage or infertility challenges.

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After Loss

Provides definitive information on what caused the miscarriage or pregnancy failure by analyzing the products of conception.

Future
Planning

Informs next steps for fertility treatment or genetic counseling based on detailed findings from POC analysis.

Emotional
Closure

Empowers parents with understanding and support during a difficult time.

Reproductive Confidence

Reduces uncertainty and helps guide safer, informed future pregnancies.

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What causes retained products of conception?

Retained products of conception occur when placental or fetal tissue remains inside the uterus after miscarriage, childbirth, or pregnancy termination. Causes may include incomplete separation of the placenta, uterine atony, infection, or abnormalities that prevent complete expulsion of the products of conception.

Sending products of conception to pathology allows for confirmation of pregnancy-related tissue, evaluation for genetic or chromosomal abnormalities, diagnosis of molar pregnancy, and detection of infections or complications that could impact future reproductive outcomes.

Yes, retained products of conception can occur even when hCG levels are negative. Although hCG typically declines after pregnancy loss, remaining placental or fetal tissue may persist, leading to symptoms such as abnormal bleeding, infection, or uterine inflammation.

Normal products of conception refer to healthy fetal and placental tissues formed during pregnancy. In miscarriage evaluation, normal POC shows the expected tissue components without chromosomal abnormalities, molar changes, or pathological conditions.

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