Patient's question:
I have been pregnant many times, but the babies didn't survive, resulting in miscarriages. This should constitute habitual abortion, right! How is habitual abortion usually treated best?Doctor's answer:
Prevention should be the primary focus. Before delivery, both men and women should undergo thorough medical examinations at the hospital, including genital examinations and necessary laboratory tests. If possible, chromosomal examinations can be conducted. If the cause can be identified, treatment should be administered targeting the specific issue. For those already pregnant, different methods to support fetal development should be implemented under the guidance of a doctor, depending on the cause.Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that this condition is often due to insufficient kidney qi and weak (the conception channels), leading to the need to nourish the kidneys and spleen, strengthen qi, and enrich blood before conception. Treatment should be initiated accordingly. During the menstrual period, medication should be discontinued. In addition to receiving timely treatment from gynecologists, patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can their immunity be boosted and their will to combat the illness strengthened.