Patient's question:
I've been in the same room with my partner for two or three years without getting pregnant. Later, I monitored my ovary data for a month and found that the follicle was 12x12. Even after 24 hours, it didn't grow. The doctor suggested I give up this month. I saw online that drinking black beans is beneficial, so I went home and started drinking them. Unexpectedly, I got pregnant that month. However, during the NT scan, I found that the baby had stopped developing, although there had been a heartbeat and fetal bud before. Is this miscarriage related to my poor follicle development? Now, after taking ovulation-stimulating injections, the follicles developed well, and I received the egg retrieval shot and got pregnant again. Do I need to take measures to prevent miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to assist with your purchase. Based on the situation you described, the previous embryo stopped developing, which is likely related to poor follicular quality. After treatment, you have become pregnant again this time. You will need irregular prenatal check-ups, blood tests for progesterone at the hospital. If the progesterone level is low, you will need to take progesterone for a stable pregnancy. Pay attention to preventing colds and resting, avoid strenuous activities and sexual intercourse, and avoid extremely cold and spicy foods. The above is my advice on this issue. I hope it helps you, and wish you a speedy recovery!