Patient's question:
Here is the translation of the provided text into English:"Three miscarriages have occurred since 2012, all around the 40-50 day mark with fetal arrest."
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Doctor's answer:
Both parties need to undergo preliminary examinations. The female examination includes routine gynecological exams, monitoring of ovulation and hormone antibodies, etc. For the male, the tests include semen analysis, routine blood and urine tests, hormone measurements, and liver function tests.This preliminary examination process takes about one to two months. Once everything is ready, a special medication is sprayed into the female's nose to achieve pituitary down-regulation. Subsequently, ovulation-inducing drugs are administered to stimulate the secretion of follicles. The maturation of the follicles requires about half a menstrual cycle. All these steps are completed in the outpatient clinic.
Then, the sperm and eggs of both parties are fertilized in a test tube and implanted into the female's uterus. This process is similar to normal pregnancy and does not have any special side effects.