Patient's question:
In August 2010, my wife got pregnant. Around 50 days later, she experienced spotting. The doctor confirmed it as threatened miscarriage. On September 22, 2010, she had an induced abortion. Now she is pregnant again and has spotting. On May 3, 2011, she went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor confirmed she was 40 weeks pregnant but could not confirm whether it was threatened miscarriage. He only advised her to rest and wait for a follow-up check in five days to see the results.Hello expert, what could be the reason for this situation? How did not having a D&C after the last abortion affect it?
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: My wife has had two pregnancies that resulted in threatened miscarriage. What kind of help does she need: My wife has had two pregnancies that resulted in threatened miscarriage.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: For cases where natural bleeding occurs each time, it should be considered as habitual miscarriage, which is related to the Qing Palace, but the actual cause may not be here. There are many reasons for miscarriage. The most common causes of early miscarriage are chromosomal abnormalities, endocrine abnormalities, uterine developmental disorders or malformations, inflammation, infections, autoimmune factors, and blood type incompatibility. It is recommended that both partners undergo pre-pregnancy tests before conception. Pre-pregnancy tests should include general physical examinations, gynecological examinations, as well as blood and urine tests, liver function tests, hepatitis B surface antigen tests, and tests for many special pathogens.