Patient's question:
I am pregnant for the third time, and the previous two times both ended in natural miscarriage. I am very worried and want to take many medications to prevent miscarriage. What medications are actually used to prevent miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
The causes of natural miscarriage are relatively complex. Generational genetic factors and endocrine factors may also be related to infections. Once inevitable miscarriage and incomplete miscarriage occur again, it is impossible to protect the fetus. Only a D&C (usually referred to as "D&C") can remove all intrauterine early pregnancy. For incomplete miscarriage, many intrauterine early pregnancies have already been expelled outside the body. However, it is generally difficult for pregnant women who suffer from anemia or shock to carry the pregnancy they want to preserve. Pregnant women who cannot buy medicine privately to avoid interfering with the fetus and their own health, as they want to prevent miscarriage through medication, the embryo cannot grow and develop or develop abnormally, resulting in being trapped.