Patient's question:
A colleague had a miscarriage last month, but she recently took a pregnancy test and found out she's pregnant again. She just had a miscarriage last month and is now pregnant again. I want to ask how she should handle getting pregnant again after a miscarriage. Will this have any bad effects on her health?Doctor's answer:
After a miscarriage, getting pregnant again just one month later will definitely have varying degrees of adverse effects on a woman's physical health: 1. If early pregnancy is terminated at this point, it may cause damage to the endometrium, leading to a decrease in menstrual volume in the future, and even secondary amenorrhea, resulting in infertility. At the same time, it may also increase the risk of anemia in women. 2. If early pregnancy is continued, there is a higher risk of early pregnancy miscarriage, or complications such as placenta implantation in the uterine cavity or placenta previa.