AnnaBelle, they told me the same thing. ButI have a weird, unidentifiable arthritis condition, which always worries me, especially knowing that autoimmune conditions can be responsible for miscarriages. Despite having two specialists and my GP assure me it wouldn't be a problem, it just niggled at my mind too much. We sought out a reproductive immunologist and had all sorts of tests run, which do indicate that I have an autoimmune condition thing happening. It's probably not enough to cause problems on its own, but when combined with my PCOS, it's just not worth taking the risk again. I was actually on both medications used to treat me this time around, but at the time of the miscarriage, I wasn't on enough of either of them. I'll be taking higher doses for longer this time, and keeping my fingers crossed and praying heaps that it will all work out. I think in most cases, it probably does come down to a random chromosome problem, but I've got too many other health problems to be able to let things go at "just one of those things".

BW