Patient's question:
I have been married for a year, but I have had two miscarriages naturally. I don't know what caused them. The first one was about a month along, and then I miscarried. The second one was two months along, and I miscarried again. I want to ask you why I had two miscarriages naturally? I hope the doctor can clarify this for me.Doctor's answer:
Recurrent natural miscarriage has occurred twice. This phenomenon is mostly an abnormal situation, which may indicate the presence of habitual abortion. It could be caused by chromosomal abnormalities in both partners. The development of such embryos may be a natural "three strikes and you're out," but it is not ruled out that it could be due to maternal diseases or the use of medications. Therefore, during this stage, it is necessary to undergo pre-pregnancy examinations at a local hospital to rule out any abnormal causes, so that abnormalities can be detected early and treatment can be initiated promptly to prevent further natural miscarriages. If pregnancy occurs again, it is first necessary to adopt treatment to preserve the pregnancy, which can be continued until the previous miscarriage month.