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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to determine whether the presence of thyroid autoantibody positivity in early pregnant women with a history of recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) could be a useful marker for identifying women at risk for another early pregnancy loss.
For this aim, sixty (60) women were included in the present study, they were divided into three groups:
Group I: Control group, parous women who had no history of abortion.
Group II: Women had never had had a successful pregnancy (Primary recurrent spontaneous abortion).
Group III: Women who had pregnancy losses after having given to at least one living birth (Secondary recurrent spontaneous abortion).
Every case from either groups was subjected to the following investigations and follow-up procedure:
1- Full history taking.
2- Complete general & physical examination.
3- Base line investigations included fasting & two hours post-prandial blood suger, complete blood picture & ultrasonographic examination.