Patient's question:
I have a history of habitual abortion, as I have experienced miscarriages before, so I am particularly worried. I also really want a child. Could you please ask the doctor how effective treatment is usually for habitual abortion?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Classification of habitual abortion.Early primary: Starting from the first pregnancy, i.e., two consecutive spontaneous abortions within 12 weeks of amenorrhea.
Early secondary: Having had a normal early pregnancy, followed by two consecutive spontaneous abortions within 12 weeks of amenorrhea.
Late primary: Starting from the first pregnancy, i.e., two consecutive spontaneous abortions between 12 and 28 weeks of amenorrhea.
Late secondary: Having had a normal early pregnancy, followed by two consecutive spontaneous abortions between 12 and 28 weeks of amenorrhea.
Current status of treatment for habitual abortion. Due to unclear etiology, there is no effective classification method. Clinicians often blindly administer traditional Chinese medicine, progesterone, or human chorionic gonadotropin for so-called "fetal preservation" treatment during the threatened abortion stage. However, since the etiology is unclear, the therapeutic effects are understandably limited.