Why does fetal demise occur in the following cases?

Patient's question:

Three days after the last menstrual period, I had a sex hormone test consisting of six items at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital. The results are as follows: Serum Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) 5.9 IU/L, Serum Luteinizing Hormone (LH) 5.18 IU/L, Estriol (E2) 115.54 pmol/L, Progesterone (P) 1.26 nmol/L, Testosterone (T) 1.99 nmol/L, Serum Prolactin (PRL) 26.51 μg/L. All were within the normal range at the time. The doctor prescribed two boxes of medication without any explanation. After taking them, my menstrual period was still delayed and had a reduced amount. Previously, I had an abortion at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital around 50 days, with a gestational sac and fetal heartbeat! My last menstrual period was on August 10 this year, but it still hadn't arrived by September 20. I was unexpectedly pregnant, and the HCG test at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital showed 1589.03! The result confirmed pregnancy. Due to the delayed period, I was unsure of when the fertilized egg was conceived.

Doctor's answer:

First, I deeply sympathize with you for the miscarriage of your embryo and the loss of your child. However, to be honest, the reasons for embryonic arrest are often very complex. Based on your description, it seems to be related to low progesterone levels, and it may also be somewhat related to your busy and exhausting lifestyle. I suggest you relax your mind. Your period will naturally come. Before trying to conceive again, take folic acid tablets orally for the first three months. I hope you can always maintain a happy mood. Bread will come, everything will come. The daily treatment for patients with embryonic arrest is mainly symptomatic treatment. Patients can take many oral medications, coordinate with various vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines, avoiding smoking and alcohol. I hope patients with embryonic arrest can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!

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