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 E-Mail A new drug combination that is better at treating miscarriage is also more cost effective than current standard NHS treatment, finds a new study led by the University of Birmingham and Tommy s National Centre for Miscarriage Research. A previous study by the same team and published in The Lancet in August last year, found that a combined drug treatment is more effective than the standard medication for women having miscarriages without symptoms - also known as missed, delayed or silent miscarriage. Missed miscarriage occurs when a baby has died in the womb but the mother hasn t had symptoms, such as bleeding or pain. Current hospital restrictions on surgery mean that many women face waiting for the miscarriage to happen by itself, which can take weeks and still might not happen, or being offered medication to speed the process along.

United kingdomCity ofSouth yorkshireUnited kingdom generalClaire bromleyTracy robertsKaty allanGemma mckinneyJane brewinDuby okeke ogwuluTommy national centre for miscarriage researchUniversity of birminghamProfessor of health economicsUniversity hospitals coventryNational institute for healthNational institute for health research