Hi there,
Some of these questions I can not answer and you would be best suited to ask your doctor.
If your Anticardiolipin is high (what is it?) and you miscarried last month then you may have APS, also known as Hughes Syndrome.
If that is the case then a lot of women take drugs so that they can have healthy pregnancy's and carry to term. I am sure the doctor would not put you on something knowing your trying to get pregnant if it crossed the barrier and harmed the fetus.
Have you been dx with APS? If not, have they tested to see if you have it?
Some of these questions I can not answer and you would be best suited to ask your doctor.
If your Anticardiolipin is high (what is it?) and you miscarried last month then you may have APS, also known as Hughes Syndrome.
If that is the case then a lot of women take drugs so that they can have healthy pregnancy's and carry to term. I am sure the doctor would not put you on something knowing your trying to get pregnant if it crossed the barrier and harmed the fetus.
Have you been dx with APS? If not, have they tested to see if you have it?