Will I still have a miscarriage if I get pregnant again after two miscarriages?

Patient's question:

I have been married to my wife for five years. She has had two miscarriages. The first one was because she didn't know she was pregnant and took anti-inflammatory medication, which led to the miscarriage. The second time, the child miscarried on its own. This year, she is pregnant again. I want to ask if she might have another miscarriage after two miscarriages and getting pregnant again? We are indeed very worried.

Doctor's answer:

You are currently pregnant. Normally, with a history of two miscarriages, it is necessary to undergo a systematic and thorough examination at an infertility clinic before pregnancy to identify the cause of the miscarriages. This is because it cannot be guaranteed that this pregnancy will not experience another miscarriage. With two miscarriages, it cannot be ensured that this one will not happen again. If this situation occurs again this time, a thorough examination must be conducted for the next pregnancy.

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