Patient's question:
Last year and the year before last, I had a miscarriage. I'm very worried, and I'm very scared when this happens. I often have lower abdominal pain and don't know how to solve it. So I came here for consultation. Please askDoctor's answer:
There were two cases of embryonic arrest, which confirms that there may be some issues with the physical health of both partners or that the temporary living environment might have some problems.Advice:
1. If you want to understand the reasons for the miscarriage, you can have some relevant tests done at the hospital: chromosomal and blood type tests for both partners, semen and follicle tests, tests for six pre-natal screening items and female hormones, as well as tests for some autoimmune factors.
2. After a miscarriage, it is better to rest and ( means to restore and regulate the body) for a year to allow the body to be in optimal condition, which is beneficial for conception. The condition of embryonic arrest is not easily cured. Friends who have experienced this should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they improve their confidence in fighting against embryonic arrest and believe that recovery is definitely possible.