Patient's question:
My wife just got pregnant again this year and had a biochemical pregnancy. Is this a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
In short, it refers to a condition where the fertilized egg fails to implant, which is clinically diagnosed as "hidden miscarriage." In the first three months of early pregnancy, recurrent natural miscarriages are less than 50% due to embryonic chromosomal abnormalities. Some scholars even suggest that 70% of early pregnancies are miscarried. Biochemical pregnancies generally do not interfere with the next pregnancy. It is only necessary to undergo further examinations at the hospital if this situation occurs many times in a row.