Patient's question:
In the first two months of my pregnancy, my human chorionic gonadotropin levels kept not rising, and even at their highest point, they only reached 2200. I miscarried before the three-month mark. Later, it was found that I had mycoplasma. Could my previous symptoms have been related to mycoplasma?First follow-up question: I hope to get an expert's answer.
Second follow-up question: I am 28 years old this year. After the miscarriage, I had a check-up for the five tests for fertility, and there were no problems. The gynecological inflammation that occurred after the miscarriage was said to be caused by mycoplasma. No other causes were found. I don’t know if the impact of mycoplasma on pregnancy is similar to my symptoms.
Doctor's answer:
What are the "previous symptoms" (especially symptoms of reproductive system infections)? How old are you?There are many causes of natural miscarriage, such as sperm and egg quality, chromosomal abnormalities, corpus luteum function, and inflammation.
It is recommended to come to the hospital for necessary examinations and confirm the diagnosis. Only then can targeted prevention and treatment be implemented. The occurrence of gynecological diseases not only affects a woman's life but can also lead to gynecological conditions. Therefore, it is best to undergo a vaginal examination at the gynecology department of the hospital to identify the cause and receive symptomatic treatment. Additionally, pay attention to personal hygiene and maintain cleanliness in the perineal area.