Patient's question:
I was pregnant for 12 weeks and found that the fetal heartbeat was weak during a check-up, but I was unable to keep the pregnancy. This year, at 12 weeks of pregnancy, the check-up showed that the embryo had not developed, with no embryonic stalk or fetal heartbeat. The male partner has undergone tests for chromosomes, sperm quality, six sex hormones, and thyroid hormones, all of which were normal. The female partner has had a cervical scraping (mild inflammation), chromosome test, transvaginal ultrasound, and Tardieu's four tests, all of which were normal. Could you please advise if more detailed tests are needed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the items that need to be checked are: ultrasound to understand the condition of the endometrium and adnexa, gynecological manual examination, and laboratory tests including leukorrhea and five items of pre-natal health screening, six hormones, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc.