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London Miscarriage Clinic
  • Overview All Diagnosis →
    • Just diagnosed: what now? First questions, including what can still be tested
    • Missed miscarriage The pregnancy has stopped developing but not passed
    • No heartbeat on scan What it can mean and when to repeat the scan
    • Pregnancy stopped growing Why development can stop in early pregnancy
    • Empty sac (blighted ovum) A pregnancy sac without an embryo
    • Testing before it completes The time-sensitive window for genetic testing
  • Overview All Causes →
    • Why did I miscarry? Was it something I did, and does the cause matter?
    • Chromosomal causes Trisomies, monosomies, CNVs and rearrangements
    • Miscarriage statistics How common it is, and how age changes the risk
  • Overview All Testing →
    • Which test is right for me? Start here: what can be tested at your stage
    • Blood-based genetic testing Placental DNA in your blood, while the pregnancy remains
    • Pregnancy tissue testing Chromosome testing of tissue after a miscarriage
    • Blood test or tissue test? Which is possible for you, side by side
    • Parental chromosome testing When testing both partners is, and is not, needed
    • Understanding your result Trisomy, CNV or "no abnormality detected"
  • Overview All Recurrent loss →
    • Recurrent miscarriage Repeated losses: causes, tests and care
    • Parental chromosome testing Checking both partners for a balanced rearrangement
    • Chromosomal causes Why chromosome changes cause most early losses
  • Overview All Next pregnancy →
    • Preparing for next pregnancy Results to review, tests to consider, early care
    • After a chromosomal miscarriage Genetics advice, early scans, NIPT and diagnostic tests
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Diagnosis 6 pages
Diagnosis overview → Just diagnosed: what now? First questions, including what can still be tested Missed miscarriage The pregnancy has stopped developing but not passed No heartbeat on scan What it can mean and when to repeat the scan Pregnancy stopped growing Why development can stop in early pregnancy Empty sac (blighted ovum) A pregnancy sac without an embryo Testing before it completes The time-sensitive window for genetic testing
Causes 3 pages
Causes overview → Why did I miscarry? Was it something I did, and does the cause matter? Chromosomal causes Trisomies, monosomies, CNVs and rearrangements Miscarriage statistics How common it is, and how age changes the risk
Testing 6 pages
Testing overview → Which test is right for me? Start here: what can be tested at your stage Blood-based genetic testing Placental DNA in your blood, while the pregnancy remains Pregnancy tissue testing Chromosome testing of tissue after a miscarriage Blood test or tissue test? Which is possible for you, side by side Parental chromosome testing When testing both partners is, and is not, needed Understanding your result Trisomy, CNV or "no abnormality detected"
Recurrent loss 3 pages
Recurrent loss overview → Recurrent miscarriage Repeated losses: causes, tests and care Parental chromosome testing Checking both partners for a balanced rearrangement Chromosomal causes Why chromosome changes cause most early losses
Next pregnancy 2 pages
Next pregnancy overview → Preparing for next pregnancy Results to review, tests to consider, early care After a chromosomal miscarriage Genetics advice, early scans, NIPT and diagnostic tests

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London Miscarriage Clinic

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Last updated 7 October 2026

Who we are

London Miscarriage Clinic is part of London Pregnancy Clinic. This website is run by Ultrasound Link Ltd, trading as London Pregnancy Clinic, a company registered in England and Wales under company number 12147431, with its registered office at 1st Floor, 36 Spital Square, London E1 6DY. Ultrasound Link Ltd is the data controller for personal data processed through this website.

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London Miscarriage Clinic

Miscarriage scans, genetic testing and counselling — at two clinics in central London.

London Miscarriage Clinic is part of London Pregnancy Clinic.

  • Email info@londonpregnancy.com
  • Phone 020 3687 2939

City clinic

36 Spital SquareLondon E1 6DY

Nearest stations

Liverpool Street and Shoreditch High Street are under 10 minutes’ walk; Aldgate East and Moorgate about 12–15.

Parking

Metered parking in front of 36 Spital Square on the RingGo App (Location: 60485).

West clinic

10 Redcliffe StreetLondon SW10 9DT

Nearest stations

Earl’s Court and West Brompton are about 10 minutes’ walk.

Parking

Few metered locations on Redcliffe Street & Redcliffe Square on the PayByPhone App.

Clinic Hours

  • Monday – Friday 8am – 8pm
  • Saturday 10am – 4pm
  • Sunday 10am – 2pm
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Just diagnosed

  • What happens now?
  • Missed miscarriage
  • No heartbeat on scan
  • Pregnancy stopped growing
  • Empty sac (blighted ovum)
  • Testing before it completes

Causes & testing

  • Why did I miscarry?
  • Chromosomal causes
  • Miscarriage statistics
  • Which test is right for me?
  • Blood-based genetic testing
  • Pregnancy tissue testing
  • Blood test or tissue test?

Results & next steps

  • Understanding your result
  • Parental chromosome testing
  • Recurrent miscarriage
  • Preparing for next pregnancy
  • After a chromosomal miscarriage

Clinic

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London Pregnancy Clinic is a trading name of Ultrasound Link Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company no. 12147431. Registered office: 1st Floor, 36 Spital Square, London E1 6DY.

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