Patient's question:
My wife had a natural miscarriage and got pregnant again less than a month later. Can she carry it? My wife really wants to keep this baby because she misses the child she lost before. But I'm worried her body isn't ready for pregnancy yet, so I'm thinking of letting her rest and recover first.Doctor's answer:
A natural miscarriage is too short a time to try for a baby. It's better to wait for one menstrual period before trying to conceive. During the pregnancy, pay attention to rest, especially in the first three months, which is a time when miscarriage is more likely. You should also have regular prenatal check-ups to monitor the baby's condition. If you have a history of miscarriage, medication may be necessary to support the pregnancy. It's important to maintain a relaxed mindset and have a proper diet during pregnancy.