Patient's question:
I got pregnant twice, but both times I miscarried around the 40th day. Oh no, I couldn't keep the first one—it was miscarried on January 19, 2010. The second time was in the morning of May 31.Doctor's answer:
Continuous natural miscarriage three or more times is considered habitual abortion, but you do not yet qualify as having habitual abortion. There are many reasons for miscarriage, such as viral infections or medication during early pregnancy, blood type incompatibility between mother and child; endocrine disorders in women, sudden emotional changes; male sperm quality issues, such as developmental abnormalities or deformities, as well as chromosomal abnormalities in either partner.Guidance:
Before the next pregnancy, it is recommended that you undergo tests such as tubal contrast, six hormones, ultrasound, teratogen screening, and immune factor tests. Men should have a routine semen analysis. After identifying the cause of the miscarriage, symptomatic treatment should be administered to prevent recurrence.