Patient's question:
I just asked that I had a medication abortion in January 2005 and an induced abortion in May 2005. Now I'm pregnant again, but the conditions are not yet suitable for having a child. The doctor said it's possible to have another medication abortion. Could this lead to habitual miscarriage in the future? Can I still get pregnant in the future? This pregnancy was accidental, and we were not fully prepared. If we decide to keep it, will the child be healthy?Doctor's answer:
??????Hello, the main causes of habitual abortion include incomplete corpus luteum function in pregnant women, hypothyroidism, congenital uterine malformations, uterine developmental abnormalities, uterine adhesions, uterine fibroids, chromosomal abnormalities, and autoimmune factors, etc. If the amount of vaginal bleeding increases, the abdominal pain of the pregnant woman becomes significantly more severe, and upon examination of the cervix, signs of dilation are found, or a fetal sac is observed blocking the cervix, this indicates that habitual abortion is unavoidable. This is the main manifestation of late symptoms of habitual abortion.