Patient's question:
At the age of 36, I finally got pregnant a few times. In the first month, I took human chorionic gonadotropin until it was almost three months away from dropping.Doctor's answer:
The principle for managing habitual abortion is to treat the underlying cause. The following tests are recommended before pregnancy:Medical history: Detailed medical histories should be obtained from both partners, including age, menstrual history, past medical history, and family history. Additionally, smoking, alcohol consumption, and exposure to toxins or radiation should be recorded. The previous pregnancy history should be described in chronological order, including the timing of miscarriage (i.e., gestational age), whether the miscarried fetus had any malformations, and whether karyotype analysis was performed.