Recurrent pregnancy loss — Houston, TX
Recurrent pregnancy loss — usually defined as two or more losses — deserves a real workup: genetic (karyotyping both partners), anatomic, hormonal, and clotting/immune factors. About half the time no cause is found, which is painful to hear but carries genuinely good news: even after repeated losses and no identified cause, most patients go on to have a successful pregnancy.
Where IVF enters is specific: if either partner carries a chromosomal rearrangement, IVF with genetic testing of embryos (PGT) can select against the embryos most likely to miscarry. It is not a blanket fix for all recurrent loss.
Fertility clinics in Houston, TX
The share shown for each clinic is the percentage of its cycles with a recurrent-pregnancy-loss diagnosis.
- Cooper Institute for Advanced Reproductive Medicine not rated · 2% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Houston Infertility Clinic, Sonja Kristiansen, MD ranked #361 nationally · 2% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Houston IVF dba, CCRM Houston ranked #4 nationally · 14% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Advanced Fertility Center of Texas ranked #188 nationally · 5% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Family Fertility Center ranked #306 nationally · 6% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Houston Fertility Institute ranked #28 nationally · 13% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Inovi Fertility & Genetics Institute not rated · 2% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
- Kindbody - Houston not rated · 0.5% of cycles: recurrent pregnancy loss
What to ask at a consult
- Which parts of the RPL workup do you run, and which would you skip for us?
- Do we have an indication for IVF with PGT, or is expectant management reasonable?
- Is there a loss-support component to your care?
Costs are a first-class question for treatment — see what IVF costs and how to pay less and whether insurance must cover treatment in Texas.
Outcome data: CDC NASS 2022 Final ART Summary. Success rates vary with patient age, diagnosis, and clinic patient-selection practices; comparisons across clinics may not be meaningful (CDC). This page is general information, not medical advice.