Patient's question:
I always have miscarriages. I have had about four or five miscarriages. Each time, it's around 32 days before it happens naturally. But every time I get pregnant, I pay close attention to my various movements to ensure I don't harm the child. What are the causes of habitual abortion? What should I do about habitual abortion? Hello, have you had four or five miscarriages? High-quality collectionDoctor's answer:
The causes of habitual abortion are very complex, involving factors such as generational inheritance, autoimmune disorders, infections, the uterus, endocrine issues, and more. Repeated miscarriages not only cause immense physical pain and harm to the patient but also, if left untreated, can lead to missed opportunities for optimal conception age, resulting in fetal malformations. This is a reality that no family would wish to see. It is best to consult with a reputable large hospital in your area and undergo thorough examinations and treatments. Many patients experience lifelong infertility due to delayed treatment, so it is recommended to undergo timely examinations and follow-up consultations to avoid missing the best age for conception.