Female chromosomal abnormalities, frequent miscarriages, can she still get pregnant

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, three or more consecutive natural miscarriages constitute habitual abortion, which is closely related to chromosomal abnormalities.
Recommendations:
1. Before pregnancy, it is recommended to undergo ovarian function tests, chromosomal examinations for both partners, blood type identification, and semen analysis for the male partner. The female partner should also have a reproductive tract examination, including checks for tumors, intrauterine adhesions, and procedures such as hysterosalpingography and hysteroscopy to determine if there are any uterine abnormalities or lesions, as well as cervical canal relaxation. If cervical canal relaxation is present, cervical canal repair surgery should be performed before pregnancy, followed by regular follow-up after the procedure.
2. For women with habitual abortion of unknown cause, when signs of pregnancy appear, treatment with progesterone for luteal phase deficiency can be administered, with a daily dose of 10–20 mg administered via intramuscular injection, or HCG 3000 U administered intramuscularly every other day.
Lifestyle Care:
1. If pregnancy is confirmed, continue medication until the 10th week of gestation or beyond the previous miscarriage month.
2. After pregnancy, rest in bed, avoid sexual activity, and supplement with vitamin E.
3. Maintain a positive mood, pay attention to nutrition, etc.