Patient's question:
Go for another prenatal check-up, and it turns out to be embryonic arrest. I had no choice but to have a miscarriage. After the miscarriage, the conflicts continued to worsen, let alone getting proper rest. So now, every month when I get my period, my head hurts terribly. Is it because I didn’t rest well? If you want to get pregnant again after a miscarriage, how can you prevent embryonic arrest?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Wearing a radiation protection garment is a good choice, but there is still a possibility of miscarriage. The seventh to eighth week of pregnancy is the most prone to miscarriage. Regular check-ups should be conducted to monitor for any signs of miscarriage. Pay attention to hygiene in diet, drink plenty of plain water, avoid raw and cold foods, and iced beverages. Avoid hot springs. Pay attention to regulating the pregnant woman's mentality during pregnancy, engage in more exercise, listen to music, and cultivate an optimistic spirit.Advice: If there is one miscarriage, a comprehensive examination should be performed. Antibody tests should be conducted last, with a focus on corpus luteum function, TORCH, and kidney and spleen function. Change unhealthy lifestyle habits. The focus of the examination should be on sperm and eggs. Usually, empty sacs are caused by poor sperm quality and strong radiation affecting the fertilized egg.