Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year. Five months after my marriage (in November 2004), I got pregnant. When I was almost three months pregnant, I experienced a small amount of brown discharge. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said the fetus had atrophied, so I had an induced abortion. A month later, I underwent the four tests, and there were no issues. In August 2005, I got pregnant again. After finding out, I had continuous light bleeding, so the doctor recommended bed rest and injections of progesterone and HCG at home. A month later, the check-up revealed that the fetus was still not viable, and on November 17, I had another abortion. It might have been because the bed rest was too long and the abortion was incomplete. My HCG level was 76.3.Doctor's answer:
It's quite difficult, slow, and it takes about six months. First, you need to maintain a positive and optimistic mindset. There are many triggers for immunological infertility, and patients need to seek timely treatment. It is recommended to go to a professional hospital for treatment. Pay attention to the development of your condition and avoid treating it recklessly. Additionally, it's essential to develop good lifestyle habits and maintain personal hygiene. I wish you a speedy recovery!