Patient's question:
I have a history of habitual abortion, as I have experienced miscarriages before, so I am particularly worried. I really want to have a child. Could you please ask the doctor what are the general treatments for habitual abortion?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent miscarriage in the early stages may only manifest as slight vaginal abrasions or habitual abortion symptoms, or mild lower abdominal pain. The bleeding duration can 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 cervical os has already dilated, or even the presence of a gestational sac obstructing the cervix, indicating that miscarriage is unavoidable. If all the early pregnancy products are expelled at this time, it is called a complete miscarriage; if only a part of the early pregnancy products is expelled and some remnants remain in the uterine cavity, it is called an incomplete miscarriage.