Can a woman still have a miscarriage after a natural miscarriage and become pregnant again?

Patient's question:

What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? The harm is relatively small. Will I still have a miscarriage if I get pregnant after a natural miscarriage?

Doctor's answer:

The reasons for natural miscarriage at 40 weeks of pregnancy also include external factors, such as overexertion, trauma, mental stress, and sexual activity between couples, which can lead to natural miscarriage at 40 weeks of pregnancy. If the fetus is developing normally, it is best to try to preserve the pregnancy. If exposure to harmful substances causes chronic poisoning and results in threatened miscarriage, since the fetus has already been poisoned and has suffered adverse consequences, it is generally difficult to save the pregnancy and should not be continued.

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