Patient's question:
Medical Description: My wife and I have a 5-year-old daughter. After having a child, we got pregnant again but didn't want another one, so we had an abortion. We had it done several times, and now it has become habitual miscarriage. Can it still be treated?History of Treatment and Effects: I want to know if there is a way to cure it.
Help Needed: I just want to ask if it can still be treated? I've seen many doctors, but none have been able to help.
Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of secondary infertility, which may include tubal abnormalities, endocrine disorders, ovulation disorders, or tubal blockage or pelvic adhesions caused by pelvic inflammation, immune antibodies, and so on. Therefore, you should go to the hospital to determine the cause of infertility so that effective treatment can be provided targeting the root cause.Your situation is that it was caused by a previous induced abortion. Since any induced abortion can cause damage to the body and may lead to future infertility or habitual abortion, the possibility of tubal blockage cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to undergo a hysterosalpingogram 3-7 days after menstruation to identify the cause of infertility. Once the cause is confirmed, timely and targeted treatment should be initiated. Wishing you good health.