Patient's question:
I had a natural miscarriage about 40 days after getting pregnant. During pregnancy, I had three blood tests, and my progesterone levels were always very low. I am planning to have another child, but I don't really understand the rest and recuperation after a miscarriage, so I'm asking how to prepare for pregnancy after a threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
For inevitable miscarriage (fetal demise) with complete uterine removal, after adjusting sexual life for 3, 6 months, if menstruation is regular, adverse physical factors are improved, and all indicators are basically normal, repeated pregnancy is possible. In cases with mild miscarriage symptoms, such as biochemical pregnancy, due to the damage to the endometrium, the impact on the gonadal axis is very small. Therefore, after regular menstrual regulation, if all indicators are basically normal, pregnancy can be attempted in the second month. For patients who undergo complete uterine removal after inevitable miscarriage (fetal demise), if the menstrual cycle is normal, unhealthy physical factors are improved, and all indicators are basically normal, repeated pregnancy may be possible.