Should repeated embryonic arrest 3 times be removed for chromosome and other related tests?

Patient's question:

12 weeks pregnant with fetal heartbeat for 77 days, then miscarried once. In 14, 56 days pregnant with fetal heartbeat again, miscarried again. Tested normal chromosomes for both partners, normal pre-natal care, normal sex hormones, antibodies except for a weak positive (blocking antibody), others normal, mycoplasma normal. I am blood type O, my partner is blood type B, and blood type titer is normal.

Doctor's answer:

Consider undergoing an embryo chromosome test. Our hospital can perform FISH testing on chorionic villi, but it can only examine up to 5-7 pairs of chromosomes, not all of them. Additionally, the test is specific to this pregnancy and cannot fully guide the next pregnancy. Both you and your partner need to be informed, and the cost is approximately 3,600 yuan. You can undergo a hysteroscopy after the full moon period following this miscarriage.
Moreover, was this pregnancy natural or induced with ovulation? When did you start taking medication to support the pregnancy, and what specific medication were you using?

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