Miscarriage is the most common complication of pregnancy and affects an estimated one in four pregnancies. Although guidelines recommend trying to resolve an unsuccessful pregnancy naturally the new analysis shows that this is only successful in 70 per cent of cases and potentially comes with complications that are rarely communicated to patients. The study from the University of Warwick and Queen Mary University of London demonstrates little to no difference in medical effectiveness in resolving an unsuccessful pregnancy between medical and surgical options. Thus the team recommend the doctors to offer women a choice of treatment options for miscarriage to
