I had a miscarriage during my first pregnancy. Do I need to take medication to prevent miscarriage during my next pregnancy?

Patient's question:

After getting pregnant, I am really very happy. Every day is very happy, hoping the baby grows up healthy. But an accident happened, I miscarried. Please ask me if I should take pregnancy preservation medicine next time I get pregnant for the first time.

Doctor's answer:

There are many reasons for miscarriage, including genetic defects, environmental factors, sexual activity in early pregnancy, endocrine disorders, reproductive tract infections, male oligospermia, autoimmune factors, and so on. It is not caused by a single factor. Before the next pregnancy, a comprehensive examination should be conducted. Women need to undergo tests such as tubal contrast, six hormones, ultrasound, prenatal screening, and autoimmune factors, while men need to have tests like routine semen analysis and autoimmune factors to understand their physical condition. Around six weeks after the next menstrual period, it is necessary to go to the hospital for blood HCG, progesterone, and ultrasound tests. After diagnosis, treatment should be administered. Do not take medicine randomly to avoid interfering with the health of the fetus.

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