Patient's question:
I've been pregnant for several months. When I went to the hospital for a prenatal check-up, they suddenly told me that the fetus had stopped growing. Please ask; how long does it take to treat fetal growth arrest?Doctor's answer:
According to your situation, thorough examinations for recurrent miscarriage include: for the female, general gynecological examination, six sexual hormones, six autoimmune tests, five pre-natal health tests, and chromosomal/molecular tests, etc. For the male, the detailed examination items include: general urological examination, sperm analysis, six endocrine tests, immune antibodies, and chromosomal/molecular tests, etc. Male examinations are generally most accurate when conducted 3-5 days after a cold. For females, the best time for examination is 3-7 days after the menstrual cycle ends.