Patient's question:
I'm already in my thirties this year. I got married to my husband in my twenties, but due to habitual miscarriages, we haven't been able to have a child yet.Doctor's answer:
Hello, habitual abortion can be caused by many factors, and it is necessary to undergo examinations to identify the cause before symptomatic treatment can be administered. It is recommended that you, along with your husband, undergo a thorough examination at the hospital before the next pregnancy to identify the underlying cause and then receive treatment targeting that cause. Treatments such as medication can be given for conditions like luteal phase deficiency or hypothyroidism, while surgical interventions may be appropriate for issues like uterine malformations, uterine fibroids, or intrauterine adhesions.Hello, there are many reasons that can lead to habitual abortion, including immunological factors, genetic factors, infectious factors, and endocrine factors. Generally, if an unexplained miscarriage occurs during the first pregnancy and the cause cannot be identified, subsequent pregnancies may not be saved through blind attempts at preservation, and multiple miscarriages can cause significant harm to the body.