Recurrent early spontaneous abortion

Patient's question:

At the end of December 2013, around two months pregnant, I experienced my first natural miscarriage without detecting fetal heartbeat. In August 2014, around two months pregnant, I detected fetal heartbeat, but had my second natural miscarriage.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, women with a history of habitual abortion need to first rule out non-immune factors before preparing to conceive again. This is because abnormalities in endocrine function can be adjusted with medication. Certain chromosomal abnormalities causing miscarriage are currently beyond medical resolution, while issues like uterine malformations and intrauterine adhesions require surgical intervention. If all the above tests are normal, it should be considered to conduct immune-related factor testing.

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