Patient's question:
On January 3, 2009, I had a medication abortion. My last menstrual period was on April 9, 2010. I had no early pregnancy symptoms. On July 5, I had signs of miscarriage, and the examination revealed embryonic arrest. Is this related to the previous medication abortion?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is generally not related, mostly due to poor congenital development or suboptimal implantation position. However, researchers believe this is a natural form of human survival of the fittest, possibly involving congenital deformities or developmental defects. But it does not mean every pregnancy will result in a miscarriage; some people who have had a miscarriage in their first pregnancy go on to have healthy second pregnancies.Advice: If you have a history of miscarriage or spontaneous abortion, you should identify the cause before the next pregnancy to avoid recurrence. You should undergo electrochemical luminescence testing for endocrine function and anti-embryonic antibodies; a vaginal examination, dynamic digital hysterosalpingography, and vaginal four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound.
There is a fundamental difference between (closed antibody) and anti-embryonic antibody. Closed antibody is a non-specific substance, making it difficult to distinguish between true and false results; anti-embryonic antibody is a specific diagnostic measure. Gene vaccines and lymphotherapy are also different. Blood tests may seem similar, but one operates at the cellular level, while the other operates at the molecular level.
Antibodies such as lysophosphatidylcholine antibody, cardiolipin antibody, sperm antibody, ovarian antibody, and endometrial antibody are used to diagnose infertility and have been clinically proven to be meaningless, with no relation to habitual abortion. There are over forty causes of habitual abortion or miscarriage. For diagnosis, you should undergo anti-embryonic antibody testing + four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound + electrochemical luminescence endocrine testing + dynamic digital hysterosalpingography.