Patient's question:
After getting married, I got pregnant three times, but each time I had a miscarriage after being pregnant for more than two months. I don't know what caused it. The doctor said it was habitual abortion. I would like to ask what are the better methods for treating habitual abortion?Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms of habitual abortion can manifest as slight vaginal abrasions or mild lower abdominal pain. The bleeding duration may last for several days or weeks, with a relatively small amount of blood. Once vaginal bleeding increases continuously and abdominal pain subsides, a careful examination may reveal that the cervix has already dilated, or even the presence of a fetal sac obstructing the cervix, indicating that miscarriage cannot be avoided. If all early pregnancy products are expelled, it is called a complete abortion. If only part of the early pregnancy products is expelled, with some still remaining in the uterine cavity, it is called an incomplete abortion, which requires immediate uterine clearance to resolve.Does the treatment for habitual abortion cause pain? Due to individual differences and varying causes, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for symptomatic treatment. The main approach should involve a targeted examination based on your specific circumstances.