Patient's question:
I have an older sister who is now six months pregnant. She wants to consult about the reasons for the fetal stop at six months.Doctor's answer:
Six months into the pregnancy, there was a recurrence of miscarriage, which was likely caused by intrauterine aspiration or cord abnormalities that interfered with the child's growth and development, leading to breathing difficulties. Therefore, in the diagnosis of miscarriage, it is important to actively arrange for an induced abortion procedure. After the surgery, preventive measures against intrauterine infection should be taken. After a certain period, it is advisable to actively schedule pre-pregnancy tests to check for the situation. When getting pregnant again, pay close attention to maintaining the pregnancy and preventing similar recurring issues.