How to avoid recurrent miscarriage in early pregnancy

How to avoid recurrent miscarriage in early pregnancy?

The consequences of recurrent miscarriage are quite serious. At the least, it will affect the future pregnancy and childbearing of pregnant women, and at the worst, it will cause infertility. Recurrent miscarriage must be avoided as soon as possible. It is best to go to the hospital for genetic and immune tests.

For general early pregnant women, if vaginal bleeding occurs two or three times after pregnancy, be careful, as this may be recurrent miscarriage. To prevent recurrent miscarriage, first pay attention to preventive medicine and then improve your lifestyle.

1. Medical examination to avoid recurrent miscarriage

The formation of recurrent miscarriage is mainly caused by two to three habitual miscarriages. Therefore, for pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy, the first thing to do is to do immune and genetic tests. If the chromosomes or genetic genes are abnormal, the corresponding drug treatment or medical treatment must be carried out as soon as possible. If the chromosomes in the amniotic fluid are found to be abnormal after the pregnancy, the pregnancy should be terminated in time. Otherwise, it will lead to recurrent miscarriage again. Medical examinations can avoid this situation in a timely and effective manner. Some treatment methods will also be proposed to prevent secondary damage to the pregnant woman herself.

2. Avoid recurrent miscarriage in your lifestyle

Living habits are very important for everyone, especially for pregnant women or early pregnant women. If there is habitual miscarriage, science recommends contraception within three months, which will protect the future fetus, respect the new life, and protect the pregnant woman's own body. If there is no timely adjustment after miscarriage, then if you get pregnant again, it may cause another miscarriage, causing secondary harm to the pregnant woman.