Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a woman of childbearing age. When I was younger, I had too many abortions, which resulted in me having difficulty getting pregnant now. I always have habitual miscarriages, and the loss of my children has brought me some pain. I want to know how an abortion can be completely cured? How can I save my child?Doctor's answer:
Due to some cases of incomplete miscarriage, there is now a phenomenon of habitual abortion, which proves that some incomplete abortions cause significant damage to the body. In this stage, it is necessary to investigate the cause. First, both partners need to undergo a thorough examination to speculate whether there could be chromosomal abnormalities. At the same time, the thickness of the endometrium should be checked to rule out the possibility of thin endometrium and to assess whether there are any abnormalities in the hormone levels in the body. Only by identifying the root cause can the condition be completely cured. In general, if pregnancy occurs again in this situation, it is necessary to prepare for and carry out treatment to prevent miscarriage in advance. At least, the treatment to prevent miscarriage should be continued until the previous miscarriage month.