Patient's question:
I was pregnant for the first time and was two months along when I had bleeding. An examination revealed no fetal heartbeat. A year later, I went to Xuzhou Maternal and Child Health Hospital for tests, which showed no issues with six hormones or a routine vaginal discharge test, but they didn't check for (blocking antibody) or chromosomes. The second time I was pregnant, I was six months along when the doctor said they couldn't hear a fetal heartbeat. The baby was still moving just two days ago, but I had to have an abortion. Now, a year later, I want to have a baby.Doctor's answer:
There are many possible causes, such as chromosomal abnormalities, immune rejection, reproductive tract infections, uterine malformations, environmental factors, etc. In cases of missed miscarriage, there is no point in trying to save the pregnancy; a D&C (dilation and curettage) procedure is necessary. After the procedure, contraception should be used for six months before attempting to conceive again. Preconceptional examinations for both partners are required before conception to identify any factors that may be unfavorable to pregnancy. Generally, doctors recommend that women with risk signs of prenatal complications pay attention to keeping warm and avoid cold exposure. Additionally, patients should create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.