Patient's question:
24 years old, always in good health, miscarried 66 days after becoming pregnant.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it falls under early miscarriage. Generally, the embryo dies within the uterine cavity, leading to its expulsion. There's no need for fetal preservation because the embryo is already dead, which results in inevitable miscarriage.Recommendation: This early miscarriage is usually caused by abnormal embryonic development. I hope you don't feel too sad. It's better to let nature take its course with a non-viable fetus rather than forcing a birth.
Miscarriages can be caused by various factors, including exposure to radiation, medication use, hormonal imbalances (wherein the body doesn't reach pregnancy-level hormone levels), or issues with sperm quality.
I recommend both of you undergo pre-pregnancy tests before trying to conceive again. Please don't blame yourself too much. Generally, it's safe to try for another baby two months after a miscarriage.