Patient's question:
I'm almost scared, I've always wanted a child, but I've had two miscarriages in a row. It's really bad luck, and I'm very regretful. This time, I've made up my mind to try to get pregnant again and have a child. After getting pregnant twice, when will I be able to get pregnant again?Doctor's answer:
If this happens consecutively for a second time, then this condition is considered recurrent miscarriage. There must be a reason for recurrent miscarriage. Before trying to conceive again, you should have a follow-up examination at the hospital. This includes checking both partners' chromosomes, the male's semen, and the female's immune antibodies. Additionally, uterine abnormalities can also lead to repeated miscarriages. After receiving appropriate treatment, you can then consider getting pregnant.