Patient's question:
I have been pregnant twice and both times I had a miscarriage. The first time, the fetus did not grow and develop healthily, so the child was miscarried at that time. The second time, it was a stillborn, and there was no way to deliver it. I want to know how I can prevent miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
I have been pregnant twice, but both children were abnormal. It is necessary to go to the hospital for a systematic and thorough examination to determine the cause of the miscarriage and treat it accordingly. There are several reasons that can lead to miscarriage, such as abnormal uterine anatomy, abnormal chromosomes, bacterial or viral infections during pregnancy, and endocrine disorders. In terms of prevention, it is important to first undergo a medical examination to correct any abnormalities in the uterine anatomy, engage in regular exercise to enhance the body's resistance, avoid exposure to radiation, and also make adjustments in endocrine regulation.