Patient's question:
I am pregnant. Since last week, I have noticed blood in my underwear, and sometimes my abdomen also hurts. The hospital examination suggested the possibility of habitual abortion (I had a miscarriage before). I am really worried now. Could you please tell me: How is habitual abortion treated?Doctor's answer:
Habitual late miscarriage is often caused by cervical insufficiency. It is usually due to damage to the cervical os resulting from curettage or cervical dilation, and in very rare cases, it may be due to congenital developmental abnormalities. Such patients, after mid-pregnancy, experience an increase in amniotic fluid and fetal growth, leading to elevated intracavitary pressure. The gestational sac can then protrude from the weakened cervix. When the intracavitary pressure rises to a certain level, the membrane may rupture, resulting in miscarriage, often without any noticeable symptoms before the miscarriage occurs.Which hospital is best for habitual miscarriage? Patients with habitual miscarriage should be advised to undergo comprehensive and meticulous examinations at a regular and professional hospital before receiving treatment based on the identified cause.