Patient's question:
Left and right, when I went to check, the doctor said the child was already damaged, but I didn't feel anything wrong with myself.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, what exactly is negative in your situation? It would be best if you could provide a more detailed explanation.Guidelines for treatment: The causes of embryonic demise include:
1. Whether you experienced symptoms such as colds or fever during pregnancy.
2. Whether you were exposed to chemicals or radioactive substances during pregnancy.
3. For women, whether your menstrual cycle is normal, whether you have menstrual irregularities such as reduced flow, delayed periods, or early periods. If so, it may be due to poor follicular development, leading to the inability of sperm to form a good embryo, ultimately resulting in embryonic demise.
4. For men, whether the quality and motility of sperm meet the standard. Low sperm count or poor sperm quality may prevent sperm from successfully fertilizing the egg, leading to embryonic demise.
5. Immunological factors, such as positive anti-sperm antibodies or anti-endometrial antibodies.
6. Certain viral infections. Screening for the five tests for eugenics can help determine if any viruses in your body are causing embryonic demise or miscarriage.
7. Genetic factors.
8. Chromosomal abnormalities, such as translocations.
Based on the above reasons, appropriate tests and adjustments can be made to achieve healthy and eugenic pregnancy.