Patient's question:
Wanted a second child but couldn't get pregnant. When I did, it ended up being a miscarriage. The second hospital said my endometrium is thin. Later, they asked my husband to get checked, saying something was wrong with the sperm. If there was a problem with the sperm, wouldn't it be impossible to get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the causes of miscarriage include: developmental and quality issues with the embryo itself (which relates to both partners), environmental pollution, low corpus luteum function in the mother, infections with certain diseases that affect pregnancy, and some immune factors. If you want to understand the causes of miscarriage, you can have some relevant tests done at the hospital: chromosomal and blood type tests for both partners, semen and follicle tests, tests for the six items related to eugenics and female hormones, as well as some immune factor tests.