Is it caused by chromosomal abnormalities that one has an empty sac and one has fetal malformation?

Patient's question:

Female, 26 years old, doctor. I got pregnant for the first time in August 2017, and it was around two months later. I had a miscarriage with medication and an empty sac. The second time, in April 2018, I had an induced abortion. At four months, an ultrasound revealed a fetus with anencephaly. Is it possible that one empty sac and one fetus with a are caused by chromosomal abnormalities?

Doctor's answer:

You have one empty bag and one fetal malformation. It's best to do a few of your two people's chromosomes. Eliminate chromosomal abnormalities that cause. Hypothyroidism is also prone to cause miscarriage or fetal arrest. Now you need to take oral medication. Thyroid-stimulating hormone, about 2.5 can prepare for pregnancy. Dieting is also a treatment method. With such a high weight, complications will be many after getting pregnant. Pay attention to personal hygiene and dietary habits, and develop good living habits.

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