Patient's question:
I got pregnant in October 2001. During the third month of pregnancy, I suddenly experienced a little bleeding, and when I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, it was found that the fetal bud had no heartbeat. In the second month of pregnancy, I suddenly caught a cold and coughed for more than a week. I didn’t take any medicine, just drank cooked pear juice with rock sugar. After the miscarriage surgery, the doctor said it was an empty sac pregnancy and that it might have been caused by a viral infection from the cold. They also said I had cervical erosion of degree three.For the next three months, I went to the hospital for gynecological treatment. The doctor said that my erosion was only on the superficial layer of the cervix and applied polyphenol sulfone a few times. They explained that even if the condition was cured, it could recur, so they advised me to reduce my discharge to allow sperm to pass through. Later, I had a routine vaginal discharge test, a five-item test, and tests for viruses, all of which were normal. My husband also had a routine sperm test, which was completely normal.
Now, I don’t know what other tests I should take. I also have a friend who has the same condition. After a thorough examination, she was found to have a negative (closed antibody). She received treatment for six months and is now pregnant for over two weeks.
Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for embryonic arrest of development. I don't know what kind of work you do, for example, someone working in a hair salon and being exposed to hair styling and dyeing agents can cause embryonic arrest of development. Newly built buildings cannot be inhabited, and the cold virus you have can completely kill an embryo that is in development. The vegetables and fruits you eat must be soaked in salt water for 10 minutes before consumption. The most serious issue is when the genotypes of the wife and husband combine, this situation can occur. There are too many reasons. Related tests are still beneficial to do more.