What tests are needed for a missed miscarriage

Patient's question:

I just had an abortion because of a missed miscarriage. It showed as no fetal heartbeat or fetal pole at 70 days, with a gestational sac less than 2.0 cm. If I get pregnant again, what tests should I do to prevent it? What kind of help do I need: I just had an abortion because of a missed miscarriage. It showed as no fetal heartbeat or fetal pole at 70 days, with a gestational sac less than 2.0 cm. If I get pregnant again, what tests should I do to prevent it?

Doctor's answer:

The reasons for embryonic arrest are numerous, including chromosomal abnormalities, endocrine disorders, autoimmune factors, incompatibility of maternal and fetal blood types, early viral infections or medication during pregnancy, exposure to radiation, and male factors such as azoospermia or autoimmune issues. It is not caused by a single factor. Before the next pregnancy, it is necessary to undergo comprehensive pre-pregnancy testing at the hospital within 3-6 months. For women, tests such as routine vaginal discharge examination, abdominal ultrasound, prenatal screening (including four tests), blood type, fallopian tube, hepatitis B surface antigen, and liver and kidney function tests should be performed.

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