As part of this year's Baby Loss Awareness Week, join us for an informative and supportive evening focused on understanding recurrent miscarriage, exploring the latest investigations and treatment options, and learning about the support available for those affected.
Recurrent miscarriage can be an emotionally challenging experience, often leaving individuals and couples with many unanswered questions. Join Consultant Gynaecologist and Obstetrician, Ms Neelima Dixit, for an informative and supportive evening exploring some of the causes of recurrent miscarriage and the latest approaches to investigation and treatment.
During this session, attendees will gain a better understanding of:
- What recurrent miscarriage is and how common it is
- Possible genetic, hormonal, anatomical and immunological causes
- Investigations that may help identify underlying factors
- Available treatment and management options
- Planning for a future pregnancy and improving outcomes
- When to seek specialist support and advice
Drawing on her extensive expertise in fertility, reproductive medicine and early pregnancy care, Ms Dixit will provide practical guidance, discuss common misconceptions and share insights into current best practice.
We are also delighted to welcome Joanne Kondabeka from Pregnancy Options Centre Chichester, a local charity providing free, confidential and unbiased support to individuals and couples affected by pregnancy-related challenges. Joanne will discuss the emotional impact of pregnancy loss and the range of support services available through Pregnancy Options, helping attendees understand where they can access ongoing practical and emotional support.
The event will conclude with a live Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions and gain expert advice in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Whether you have experienced recurrent miscarriage personally, are supporting a loved one, or simply wish to learn more about this important topic, this event aims to provide knowledge, reassurance and access to expert guidance and support.
Due to limited space, booking is essential for this event. For further information, please call our enquiries team on 01243 530600, email chichester.enquiries@nuffieldhealth.com or book online via Eventbrite.
Free parking is available to all attendees.
Consultants at this event
Eades House, 29 West St, Chichester, PO19 1QW
Situated on West Street in the heart of Chichester, Edes House is easily accessible by both train and bus, just a 10-minute walk from the stations. Walking directions from Chichester train station From the main entrance of the train station, head towards The Foundry Pub, alongside the main road. Continue to walk past the pub and offices on your left and traffic lights to the right. You will then come to the next set of traffic lights. Cross these and continue your walk straight up South Street until you come to The Cross (stone monument). Turn left onto West Street and continue past the cathedral and shops until you get to Edes House on the right-hand side of the road. Rail Chichester train station has services to London via Gatwick, Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton and Littlehampton, and is approximately 1hr 45mins from London Victoria. For routes and timetables visit the Southern Railway website. Bus If you prefer not to walk the 10 minutes from the bus station, you can continue on your journey to Chichester Cathedral, where Edes House is just a minute's walk. For routes and timetables visit the Stagecoach website. Coach Coach drop-off is available outside the front of Edes House along West Street. Car Chichester is easily accessible by road via: the M27 and A27, linking Hampshire, Sussex and Kent the M3, A3, A29, A259 and A24 connecting Portsmouth, Southampton, Mid Sussex and London. Parking We do not have any on-site parking for guests available Monday to Friday. Our two closest car parks are located in Orchard Street, a small car park that can fill quite quickly, and Avenue de Chartres. Many of the car parks in Chichester have payment options of cash, contactless and card payment as well as MiPermit. For details on all local car parks, visit Chichester District Council. Bicycle There are sheltered bicycle huts available in the main staff car park.