Patient's question:
Sudden blood in early pregnancy underwear, went to the hospital and found the baby was gone... Had a miscarriage before, asking if there is a treatment for habitual abortionDoctor's answer:
Many factors, such as poor uterine and ovarian function, abnormal quality of eggs and sperm, endocrine and immune system abnormalities, and chromosomal abnormalities in both partners, can cause spontaneous miscarriage. Moreover, if a woman has a history of one miscarriage, she is more likely to experience another miscarriage during subsequent pregnancies. Therefore, it is important to undergo comprehensive examinations before the next pregnancy, clarify the condition of the body, and then seek treatment or attempt pregnancy under the guidance of a doctor. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for thorough examinations to identify the cause and treat habitual abortion. This condition is very serious and requires patients to promptly visit a hospital for examinations and treatment. If patients do not visit a hospital in time for examinations and treatment, they may still face infertility and the risk of miscarriage for the pregnancy. We wish you a speedy recovery.