Patient's question:
Pregnant for more than 5 months, miscarried. Miscarried at 2 and a half months in May 2007. Miscarried in June 2008.Doctor's answer:
The etiology of recurrent spontaneous abortion is relatively complex and has been a research hotspot in recent two decades. It is generally believed that for early spontaneous abortion occurring before 12 weeks of gestation, common factors or causes are mostly chromosomal abnormalities, luteal function insufficiency, and immunological factors. For late spontaneous abortion occurring between 12 and 28 weeks of gestation, common factors or causes are mostly uterine malformations, cervical incompetence, and systemic diseases.Recommendations: The psychological burden brought by recurrent spontaneous abortion to the pregnant woman and her family is heavy. Habitual abortion is easily misunderstood as an inevitable outcome, which can increase the mental stress on the patient. Patients with multiple spontaneous abortions should cooperate with their doctors to actively identify the factors or causes of the abortion. Under the guidance of a doctor, they can safely navigate through the pregnancy and deliver a healthy and adorable baby!