Patient's question:
A 28-year-old woman has been married for over a year and has been pregnant once before, but the baby was miscarried after an ultrasound examination. She hasn't been able to conceive for the past four years. After examination, she was found to have a negative. Is there still a way for her to have a child? Is there no other solution?Doctor's answer:
If the embryo is normal, an ultrasound will never cause a miscarriage; it must be that the embryo had poor innate growth and development from the start. There are many methods to treat infertility now. I suggest you go to a professional infertility treatment hospital for treatment, as they will have many options. You can also use perinatal technology, such as IVF. The above advice is for the question "Female 28, married for over a year, got pregnant once, had an ultrasound, and the baby miscarried." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!