Patient's question:
Medical Description: Can miscarriage be prevented? It's really strange. Many of my friends have had miscarriages, some three times. I've also had a miscarriage once, and after a year, I'm pregnant again now, at 45 days. I'm worried that work pressure will affect the baby's development, so I've already quit my job to focus on pregnancy. Can I prevent another miscarriage now? My elders used to have many children without any miscarriages. Why is it that now, with better nutrition, there are so many miscarriages? I'm so scared!History of Treatment and Effects: Last year, when I had a miscarriage, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound after bleeding at 70 days. The ultrasound showed a gestational sac of about 4.53 cm, with only a small amount of embryonic tissue but no fetal heartbeat. The doctor said it was around 50 days.
What kind of help do you need: How can I prevent another miscarriage?
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, the method to prevent embryonic arrest is to undergo relevant examinations after the arrest to identify the cause, as there is no way to prevent its occurrence in advance. There are many reasons that can cause embryonic arrest. Previous generations experienced less severe environmental pollution during pregnancy and had poorer conditions overall compared to now, which is why the incidence was relatively lower.Advice: One instance of arrest does not indicate anything significant. You should continue to undergo check-ups on schedule. In fact, it is better to visit the hospital for relevant examinations before planning to have a child, as this will provide greater peace of mind. However, one instance does not mean anything, so it is recommended to relax and not worry too much. Excessive stress and anxiety can also affect development. I hope the above information is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!