Does natural miscarriage have an impact on future fertility?

Patient's question:

Got married to my husband for over a year, and I was already pregnant for more than a month. Unexpectedly, last week I got exhausted from being too busy with training, and my constitution was already weak. The baby was lost. I just finished a short postpartum period, and I still choose to focus on having children. So, I want to understand if natural miscarriage can affect future fertility?

Doctor's answer:

Natural miscarriage can affect future fertility if your constitution is poor. If your constitution is weak during pregnancy, it may also lead to a miscarriage. Over time, it can develop into habitual abortion. If you still want to have children, it is recommended to wait at least a year before trying again. Before conception, you can take Chinese herbal medicine to regulate your body. Engage in regular exercise, drink plenty of water, and eat nutrient-rich foods. Avoid smoking and drinking beer. Do not overwork and maintain a regular schedule to ensure sufficient deep sleep. This will help improve your constitution. A strong constitution is necessary for pregnancy and reduces the risk of miscarriage.

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