Patient's question:
I am now 30 years old and have been married for four years. I was pregnant once in 2003, but it was a missed miscarriage after 70 days, and I have not been able to conceive since then. Hospital tests revealed sperm antibodies, and a recent ultrasound showed 2 to 3 eggs. Is it possible that my ovarian function has already declined at this age? We are very eager to get pregnant. What additional tests and treatments do we need now?Doctor's answer:
If it is a missed miscarriage, it generally does not affect future pregnancies because a miscarriage is equivalent to terminating the pregnancy and does not affect other functions. However, if there are frequent miscarriages, it may lead to habitual abortion.In cases of a missed miscarriage, the body's resistance declines, so personal hygiene should be paid attention to. Maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia, and avoid tub baths for two weeks post-procedure. Special attention should be given to the cleanliness of the external genitalia. Shower to clean the external genitalia promptly, disinfect toilet paper, and change it frequently. Avoid tub baths for half a month, and change underwear frequently. For one month, sexual intercourse should be absolutely avoided to prevent bacterial infection. If bacterial infection is prevented well, it will have no impact on future pregnancies.