Patient's question:
I got pregnant for the first time when I was young, but it didn't take and I miscarried. Later, I got married to my husband, and over a span of 2 years, I became 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 immense pain. Please ask: How is habitual miscarriage usually treated to improve the situation?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for habitual abortion are numerous. To prevent this from happening again, it is necessary to undergo a systematic and thorough examination at the hospital before the next pregnancy. By ruling out many immunological factors, genetic factors, etc., if the cause can be identified, symptomatic treatment can be administered. Pregnant women should wear loose clothing, avoid tight waistbands, and wear flat shoes. It is important to develop the habit of regular bowel movements and consume appropriate amounts of fiber-rich foods to maintain smooth bowel movements. When constipation occurs, avoid using laxatives. When patients face gynecological and obstetric problems, we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If gynecological and obstetric conditions do not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.