Patient's question:
My best friend has been experiencing miscarriages whenever she gets pregnant. Since she is 38 years old and her family is pressuring her to have children, she is particularly anxious. We have also consulted at the hospital before, where they mentioned that it might be habitual miscarriage and that she needs to undergo a thorough examination. What tests are done for habitual miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Habitual abortion may recur with symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal, and cervical. In clinical diagnosis and treatment, habitual abortion requires a clear and definitive diagnosis before treatment can be initiated. Generally, additional and thorough examinations are conducted from aspects such as generational inheritance, autopsies, endocrine issues, and autoimmune conditions. The primary examinations focus on chromosomes and endocrine problems, requiring tests such as basal body temperature measurement, estrogen and progesterone levels, as well as biopsies of the chorionic gonadotropin and endometrium.