Patient's question:
At the time, it was carefully checked that there was a missed miscarriage, and the time of the missed miscarriage was around 50-60 days. Were both times an abortion under anesthesia?Doctor's answer:
It is a case of fetal demise, and there are many reasons that can lead to it, including immunological factors, genetic factors, infectious factors, endocrine factors, and anatomical factors, among others. In most cases, if fetal demise occurs during the first pregnancy, it is likely to happen again in subsequent pregnancies. If the cause cannot be identified, blindly trying to maintain the pregnancy will not be effective, and multiple miscarriages can be very harmful to the body. Individuals who have experienced multiple miscarriages, those with immune antibodies, and those with chromosomal abnormalities, hemolysis, or sperm quality issues are all at risk of experiencing recurrent fetal demise. It is recommended that you visit a specialized hospital for infertility to undergo comprehensive and thorough examinations to identify the cause of fetal demise, receive targeted treatment, and not miss the best age for conception. Only through active treatment can recovery be achieved. For severe cases of fetal demise, it is advised to seek medical attention immediately.