Patient's question:
Two months ago, due to an accidental pregnancy, I went to the hospital for a miscarriage. Since the pregnancy was very early, I decided to have a medication-induced miscarriage. Now, after taking the medication for the miscarriage, I've become pregnant again. What should I do? Will it affect the fetus? What measures should I take? If I decide to keep the pregnancy, will there be any aftereffects?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, it is possible to get pregnant again two months after a medication-induced abortion. Generally, it is recommended to wait for 3 to 6 months before getting pregnant, mainly to allow the endometrium to regenerate and repair, creating a good environment for the next pregnancy. Frequent miscarriages can have an impact on the body. During pregnancy, it is important to monitor progesterone and hCG levels, and perform a thorough ultrasound examination to check the fetal cardiovascular pulsation. It is also recommended to undergo prenatal screening.