Patient's question:
In March of this year, after being pregnant for more than two months, the fetus stopped developing, and I underwent an induced abortion. I also have mild endometriosis of the endometrium. Now, I still want to get pregnant. I have had clay and six sex hormone tests, and the results are all normal. Do I need to have other tests? If I get pregnant, do I need to take uterine preservation injections frequently?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Before conceiving again after a history of miscarriage, the following tests are recommended:1. Male sperm motility and morphology tests;
2. Female preconception screening (four or six items);
3. Comprehensive immune tests (including anti-sperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies, anti-human chorionic gonadotropin antibodies, and anti-cardiolipin antibodies);
4. Cervical discharge routine tests to screen for trichomoniasis, candidiasis, mycoplasma, chlamydia infections, vaginal inflammation, etc.
Suggestions:
5. Ultrasound follicle monitoring;
6. ABO hemolytic disease and Rh blood group antigen system tests (subjects: women with blood type O, husbands with blood type A or B, or those with a history of unexplained miscarriages);
7. Chromosome tests for both partners, etc.
To avoid recurrence of similar conditions.