Patient's question:
Patient Gender: FemalePatient Age: 27
Hello Doctor, my situation is as follows: My last menstrual period was on May 30 this year, and then I miscarried on June 25. The doctor diagnosed it as a complete miscarriage. My last menstrual period was on September 30, and I became pregnant again (because I heard that if it's a natural miscarriage, you can get pregnant anytime). I underwent blood, kidney, and other pre-pregnancy tests in late October, and everything was normal. On November 22, I noticed brown discharge and went to the hospital. The ultrasound showed that the gestational sac was only 40 days old, which was inconsistent with the expected menstrual period. I miscarried again on November 23, and after that...
Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned the first time. From the last menstrual period to when you confirmed it was a complete miscarriage, it was less than a month. I don't think this is a true miscarriage. It can be considered a biochemical pregnancy. This does not count as a natural miscarriage. A true miscarriage is the second one, this one. So you don't need to worry, a single natural miscarriage does not mean anything. You can just try to conceive naturally in the future. There is no need to do any special tests.