Patient's question:
What tests should be done for the next pregnancy after a miscarriage? What are the reasons for miscarriage? The last menstrual period was on January 7, and the ultrasound was taken on March 2, showing a gestational age of about 32 days. Three blood tests were done before the ultrasound, and the progesterone level decreased each time. On March 17, another ultrasound was performed, showing a slight increase in the size of the embryo, but no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud was observed. On March 22, another ultrasound was performed, showing a slight further increase in the size of the embryo, with a fetal bud visible. The embryo was about 35 days old. Is this situation considered embryonic arrest?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, it is recommended to have a chromosome test for both parties to check for any rejection.Guidance: You can try to conceive again after half a year. At least three months before pregnancy, quit smoking and drinking, take additional folic acid supplements, and do not have too much stress. One failed pregnancy does not mean anything.