Patient's question:
I got pregnant for the first time when I was young, but it didn't take, and I had a miscarriage. Later, I got married to my husband, and over a span of 2 years, I got pregnant 3 times, but none of the pregnancies were successful. The doctor said this is habitual miscarriage. Now, I feel like my marriage is at risk, and I'm in great pain. Please ask: How can habitual miscarriage be treated to restore my ability to conceive?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent miscarriage refers to the occurrence of three or more consecutive natural miscarriages. Recurrent miscarriage accounts for a high proportion of female infertility. The main causes of recurrent miscarriage include the following aspects: uterine abnormalities, cervical insufficiency, endocrine dysfunction, various infections of the endometrium, and cases where the cause is unclear. Through a systematic investigation, the underlying cause can be identified. Approximately 70% of patients with habitual miscarriage are related to autoimmune abnormalities, and these patients can be treated with autoimmune techniques. It is recommended that patients visit a specialized hospital for detailed examination and diagnosis of the cause, and undergo systematic and standardized treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Gynecological conditions can be very serious.