Patient's question:
Previously, many times miscarriage tests, careful examination results: 00Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None
Whatever help: Want to have a child
Doctor's answer:
After a miscarriage, it is best to wait more than a year before trying to conceive again to allow the uterus enough time to recover, in order to prevent the recurrence of miscarriage or other similar events. If you are certain about wanting this child, it is recommended that you undergo a Down syndrome screening at weeks 15-20 of pregnancy to assess the baby's intellectual and developmental condition. Additionally, a four-dimensional ultrasound at weeks 22-26 can be performed for a thorough examination to check for any major physical abnormalities and the development of key organs.