Patient's question:
I've been married to my wife for a year and have been trying to have a child. Two months ago, my wife went to the hospital for a check-up and found out she was pregnant. We were both very happy because she is quite thin and generally has a weak constitution. The past two days, she suddenly felt abdominal pain and started bleeding from her lower body. We quickly went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said the baby couldn't be saved and it was a natural miscarriage. They are preparing for my wife to recover before trying again.What kind of help do I need: How long after a natural miscarriage can I have another child?
Doctor's answer:
1. Generally speaking, whether it is a natural miscarriage or an induced abortion, it is a form of injury to a woman's uterus. Especially after a natural miscarriage, if the embryo still remains in the uterus and requires a uterine clearance procedure, the damage to the uterus is equivalent to that of an induced abortion. Therefore, waiting for the uterus to recover is necessary before the next pregnancy.