Patient's question:
I have a small amount of blood every time I am pregnant, and it flows around 50 days, but I can still get pregnant each time. Maybe 5 times already.Doctor's answer:
Hello: This may be considered a missed miscarriage. Embryonic arrest is a common condition in female infertility. Currently, you not only need to improve the quality of your eggs, but there are many factors or causes that can lead to embryonic arrest. Some cases involve the embryo itself developing poorly and naturally dying, while others are due to insufficient hormone secretion, making it difficult to support embryonic development, resulting in death. There are also cases where uterine malformations prevent the embryo from growing, or issues related to infections, immunity, and others. These conditions include diabetes, hyperthyroidism, and more. Once embryonic arrest occurs, it is essential to identify the underlying cause. Before the cause is determined, it is advisable not to get pregnant again to avoid further harm. Common factors or causes that lead to abnormal embryonic development include genetics, infections, immune issues, exposure to radioactive substances or toxic chemical agents, prohibited medications for pregnant women, high temperatures, and excessive stimulation, among others. If the embryo has defects or stops developing due to adverse factors during the developmental process, the uterus generally recovers within three months after an induced abortion. It is recommended that you wait at least six months after the procedure before trying to conceive again. Before pregnancy, it is crucial to identify the main cause and undergo timely treatment and prevention. Wishing you good health!