Patient's question:
I have had three natural miscarriages. The University of Cambridge in the UK has set up a specialized department for this. The second time I gave birth was during the second pregnancy, and now my child is ten years old. The last miscarriage was three years ago. At that time, the ultrasound at 40 days was normal, but when I went to the hospital at three months, they said it was a dead fetus, only 40 days old. Last year, I had two tubal irrigation procedures. The secretion was normal, and the mycoplasma and ureaplasma were also normal. Other tests were not done in detail. I want to have a second child. What tests should I undergo now? How long should I wait after an abortion before I can conceive a high-quality baby?Doctor's answer:
Women are recommended to have a gynecological examination before pregnancy. This is because many blood-sucking microorganisms in the reproductive tract can also lead to intrauterine infections in the fetus, interfering with the normal growth and development of the fetus. If there is an infection, the delivery time should be postponed, and treatment should be given first.Women planning a second pregnancy should have a gynecological endocrine examination before pregnancy: mainly to check whether hormones are normal, including 6 items such as follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone. Women planning a second pregnancy should have an ultrasound examination before pregnancy to understand the basic condition of the uterus and appendages.