Patient's question:
I just got divorced from my husband, but he's quite old, and his family keeps urging us to have a child. A month after the divorce, I got pregnant, but after a week of finding out, I had a miscarriage. It made me very sad. However, I've been taking care of my health, and a year later, I got pregnant again. But once again, after finding out I was pregnant, I had another miscarriage after a week. How can habitual miscarriage be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
If you have a miscarriage one week after getting pregnant, consider biochemical pregnancy, which means the fertilized egg formed but failed to implant successfully. With two consecutive such habitual miscarriages, it is necessary to seek medical attention. You can first undergo a blood type test. Women who are Rh-negative can only carry a pregnancy once; subsequent pregnancies will naturally result in miscarriage. Additionally, undergo pre-natal screening tests, including antibody tests and chromosome tests.