Due to progesterone deficiency, I had two natural miscarriages during pregnancy. Can I still get pregnant on the third try?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your situation has experienced two miscarriages. Generally, we consider three or more consecutive miscarriages of the same gestational age to be termed habitual abortion. Although you cannot be definitively diagnosed with habitual abortion at this time, I believe it would be best for your husband and wife to undergo chromosomal testing in advance. If the miscarriages are caused by this, as there is no specific treatment, you should avoid pregnancy in the future. Additionally, you can check for immune abnormalities and undergo tubal contrast imaging to see if the uterus is malformed.
After this miscarriage, you can perform basal body temperature measurements yourself to observe whether your luteal function is adequate during the non-pregnant period. This will help ensure you receive timely supplementation with vitamin E, progesterone injections, and HCG if you become pregnant again. The medication should be continued until the 10th week of pregnancy or beyond the previous weeks of miscarriage.