What is embryonic arrest? What tests should be done for the next pregnancy?

Patient's question:

On March 31st, I had my period. Due to 10 months of unsuccessful pregnancy preparation, I went for basic pre-pregnancy tests on April 3rd. My husband's test results were normal, and I had no issues except for a bit of candidiasis at the time. I used soda water for rinsing and Daktarin for internal use. As a result, I didn't get my period in April, and on April 29th, I found out I was pregnant. On April 20th, I experienced frequent urination and urgency, and when I went to the hospital, it was diagnosed as a urinary tract infection. They considered the possibility of pregnancy, but I didn't take any medication or receive injections. After using soda water for rinsing for three nights, the urinary tract infection was resolved. On June 8th, I had an ultrasound, which showed two empty gestational sacs. On the 10th, I underwent an abortion. Before the abortion, I had a vaginal discharge test.

Doctor's answer:

Medical Analysis: Hello, this situation may be related to medication during early pregnancy. It is best not to get sick during the early stages of pregnancy or in the several months leading up to conception.
Advice: It is recommended not to get pregnant again in the next six months to allow the uterus to rest properly. The most important thing is to focus on regulating your body. Pay attention to sexual hygiene for conditions like vaginal infections and urinary tract infections. Address these issues first before trying to conceive again.

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