Patient's question:
How many months pregnant are you? Recently, I haven't been feeling nauseous for a few days, but I have been experiencing abdominal pain. I went for a check-up and was told that there was a miscarriage. I'm so heartbroken. What should I do if I have a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
There are some reasons for embryonic arrest. The main reasons for embryonic arrest can be divided into four aspects. The second is the perinatal endocrine aspect. During the early growth and development of the embryo, three important hormone levels are required: estrogen, progesterone, and human chorionic gonadotropin. If the endogenous hormone levels of the mother are insufficient, it can lead to embryonic arrest. The third is the issue of perinatal autoimmune problems. If the body has certain antibodies, they can attack the growth and development of the embryo. The second is uterine problems. If the internal environment of the uterus is poor or if there is a malformation, the embryo will not be able to grow and develop. The fifth is chromosomal issues. If a thorough examination is conducted, it needs to be checked in four aspects in detail, and both partners should be involved.