Patient's question:
Three miscarriages, one induced abortion, one medication-induced abortion, and one suspected spontaneous abortion. Early pregnancy test showed a weak positive result, but ultrasound did not show any signs of pregnancy. Vaginal bleeding occurred after sudden lower abdominal pain, and rest in bed was ineffective. What could be the reasons for the miscarriages?Doctor's answer:
Considering a history of miscarriage, if you become pregnant again, you will need to undergo chromosomal testing, hormone level testing, and ultrasound examinations. This will help ensure healthy fetal development. A history of miscarriage can increase the likelihood of habitual abortion. There are many reasons that can lead to miscarriage. Most early embryonic arrest or miscarriages are often due to chromosomal abnormalities. The cessation of fetal growth is usually caused by congenital defects in the embryo, which may be related to chromosomal or genetic issues. It may also be associated with hereditary factors, infections, exposure to radioactive substances, toxic chemical agents, consumption of prohibited drugs during pregnancy, high temperatures, or excessive stress.