Patient's question:
I am a 27-year-old woman. I had my first pregnancy, but because I was too young, it had to be terminated, resulting in a miscarriage. Later, I got married to my husband, and over a period of two years, I became pregnant three times, but none of the pregnancies were successful. The doctor said this is considered a miscarriage. Now, I feel that my marriage is at risk, and I am in great pain. I would like to ask: What should I do after a miscarriage due to low progesterone for the next pregnancy to ensure stability?Doctor's answer:
This pregnancy with low progesterone does not prove that the next pregnancy will also have low progesterone. If you are not at ease, you can go to the hospital before the next pregnancy for a thorough check-up to see how your progesterone levels are usually. As long as your progesterone levels are normal, there is no need to worry. After the next pregnancy, promptly go to the hospital for a blood test to check the levels of hCG and progesterone. If they are low, timely treatment to support the pregnancy can be administered.