Patient's question:
When I had an ultrasound, there was no yolk sac or fetal heartbeat, and it was the size of a 40-day-old fetus. The doctor told me to stop taking the medication, and a few days later, I naturally miscarried. I went to the hospital for a D&C procedure. The embryonic pathology test results were normal. I had also been pregnant before, but it wasn't until four and a half months that I had to induce an abortion. At that time, I was young and didn't dare to tell my family, and it was also with my current husband. I can't understand why there was a miscarriage, because the previous pregnancy was fine. Is it related to staying up late with my husband? He was tested and found to have slightly low sperm vitality. Before that, we couldn't get pregnant, but after he started taking medication, we got pregnant. I have adenomyosis.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, based on your description, there is a case of fetal demise.Suggestions: The reasons for fetal demise can be many, such as various viral infections, low progesterone levels, poor follicle quality, and poor sperm quality. Your situation is related to your husband's poor sperm quality and the poor quality of the follicles you were stimulated to produce.