Patient's question:
I am two months pregnant. During this prenatal check-up, the doctor suddenly told me that the embryo had stopped developing and that I could only undergo evacuation. Otherwise, the consequences would be unthinkable. What could have caused this? The help I want: The most likely cause of embryonic arrestDoctor's answer:
There are several reasons that can lead to miscarriage, and both partners may be responsible. For example, poor sperm quality in the male, with high rates of (deformities) and (non-volatility), low progesterone levels in the female, uterine abnormalities, exposure to chemicals, and abnormal antibodies. It is recommended that you undergo a miscarriage surgery first, and then rest for 3-5 months after the surgery before trying to conceive again. A reminder: it is best to have pre-pregnancy tests before trying to conceive.