Patient's question:
I always have menstrual cramps every time I have my period. Two months ago, I got pregnant, but I hadn't been happy for long when I found out I had a miscarriage. After that, I had a D&C surgery. This month, my period came, but I still have cramps. I suspect that the miscarriage was caused by the cramps. Is that possible?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if there is dysmenorrhea every time during menstruation, it is indeed possible that the reason is due to the poor flow of menstrual blood. Under normal circumstances, this should have no impact on the development of the embryo after pregnancy or miscarriage. Therefore, it is still necessary to consider whether the abnormal development of the embryo is caused by other reasons, leading to miscarriage. It is recommended to conduct a thorough examination of the pregnant woman's physical condition to rule out any abnormalities that may be causing the issue.