Patient's question:
When suddenly there was no fetal movement, I went to the hospital for a check-up and was told that the fetus had died in the womb. At that time, I often rode a motorcycle outside. Once, my abdomen collided with the front of the motorcycle, but there was no reaction. After the fetus died, there were no abnormal symptoms. Then, at the age of 28, I got pregnant again. This time, when the fetus was less than a month old, and before I even knew I was pregnant, I took a cold medicine. I don’t know if it was because of this. When I had a check-up at three months, the doctor said it was a missed miscarriage, and the fetus was still the size of one and a half months. Later, my husband and I went to the hospital for a chromosome test, and the results were normal. For a color Doppler ultrasound, the results showed that the uterus and its appendages wereDoctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that the health of the spleen and kidneys, as well as the smooth flow of qi and blood, are important factors in determining the environment for pregnancy. For women with a history of miscarriage, in addition to undergoing chromosomal tests for both partners and examinations for some chronic diseases in the woman, it is also important to pay attention to whether there are any defects in their own environment for the fetus. This is like a seed—if it does not have fertile soil, how can we ensure that the seed will grow healthily? TCM believes that common syndromes leading to miscarriage include kidney deficiency, qi and blood deficiency, liver stagnation, spleen deficiency, damp-heat, blood stasis, etc. Therefore, after undergoing some Western medical examinations, you should consult experienced TCM practitioners to regulate your body before getting pregnant.