Patient's question:
28 years old, experienced a miscarriage at 12 weeks of pregnancy. I have a condition known as 'clitocampsis' (a self-reported term for compulsive genital self-stimulation), and both before and during pregnancy, I engaged in this behavior while watching pornographic content. The key issue is whether the miscarriage occurred during the second instance of this behavior. Did the miscarriage happen because of my watching pornographic content? Otherwise, all the previous ultrasounds showed normal development, and my pre-pregnancy check-ups were also normal. After the miscarriage, a cervical mucus test and a cervical function examination also showed no problems.Doctor's answer:
12 weeks is within three months. For this kind of miscarriage, it is often that the embryo has a natural strike-out chance. Many do not want to confirm whether this is the embryo's natural strike-out? You can do this test for the embryo, such as genetic testing. If this miscarriage occurs again twice, it is recommended that the couple check their genetic chromosomes before the next pregnancy to avoid this situation happening again.