Patient's question:
I want to ask that when my wife was pregnant for a month, everything was normal, but by the second month, when the baby was carefully examined, it stopped growing and developing, and there was no fetal heartbeat. This has happened every time for two pregnancies! I want to ask the doctor what kind of tests we need to have to check the reason that caused the miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
The reasons for the embryonic arrest of the fetal body are still many, including the most common issue we now talk about, which is chromosomal problems. This refers to problems with the embryo's chromosomes, the parents' chromosomes, or genetic issues. Many of these are related to hereditary problems across generations. In addition to these, there are also endocrine issues. If you have endocrine abnormalities, such as polycystic ovary syndrome or luteal phase defect (which can cause menstrual irregularities), this can also lead to recurrent embryonic arrest.