Patient's question:
Hello expert!I am 26 years old and have had 2 miscarriages in the past. Recently, I plan to have a baby and want to get a physical examination at the hospital. Could you please tell me which tests should be done? Additionally, for the child's health, should my husband also get checked? What tests should he have? And which hospital should we go to? Please advise, thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is generally recommended that both partners undergo a physical health check-up before pregnancy. This typically includes blood tests and liver function tests to screen for infectious diseases. Additionally, male sperm quality and female gynecological conditions should be evaluated.In terms of gynecological examinations, the focus is on whether the eggs are normal, whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, and whether the uterus is healthy. It is also important to check for any inflammation. If inflammation is present, it is advisable to treat it first before attempting to conceive.
We recommend that you seek treatment at a reputable and professional infertility hospital for targeted therapy. The specific examination and treatment plan should be tailored to your individual circumstances under the guidance of a doctor.