What are the examination items involved in recurrent miscarriage?

Recurrent miscarriage in women involves many examination items. Among them, chromosome examination is involved, that is, for women to be examined for genetic diseases, both husband and wife should undergo chromosome examination. There are also examinations for immune abnormalities and specific infections, uterine lesions, semen examinations, etc.

For women, when they are pregnant, they may have miscarriage without knowing the reason. This should be noted, as it may be recurrent miscarriage. Recurrent miscarriage is a disease hidden in the pregnant woman's body, and once it occurs, it has a great impact on the pregnancy process. So what are the examination items involved in recurrent miscarriage?
1. Basic items for female examination <br/>Women who have had two or more consecutive miscarriages are considered to have habitual miscarriages, and each miscarriage occurs in the same month. The causes of habitual miscarriages are extremely complex, involving genetic, immune, anatomical, endocrine, and infectious abnormalities, which all require examination.
2. Chromosome abnormality examination <br/>Chromosome examination is to check for suspected genetic diseases in women. Both husband and wife need to undergo this type of chromosome karyotype examination.
3. Body immune examination <br/>The female body immune abnormality examination is an effective measurement of antibodies, blood type, and anti-blood type antibodies.
4. Examination of patients with recurrent miscarriage <br/>For women with recurrent miscarriage, this examination involves the detection of toxoplasmosis, cytomegalovirus, mycoplasma and chlamydia.
5. Other examination items <br/> Female uterine lesions should also be examined, that is, through hysterosalpingography, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, etc.; there is also an examination of male semen activity; female pathogen infection examination, involving urine, cervical mucus culture, etc., this is to understand whether there is a female microbial infection. This also requires examinations such as female hysterosalpingography, female hysteroscopy, B-ultrasound examination, etc. It also involves female chromosome examination, maternal reproductive tract examination, whether the maternal endocrine system is abnormal, whether the immune function is abnormal, possible infection in the reproductive tract, cervical insufficiency, thrombotic tendency, etc. Women also involve some routine examinations after miscarriage, gynecological examination, B-ultrasound examination, sex hormone examination, sperm antibodies, anti-ovarian antibody examination, etc.
The above is a list of items involved in the recurrent miscarriage examination. It can be said that there are really many items involved, and each of them is very important. They all involve possible diseases in the female body. Therefore, it is best to check them one by one to help the patient recover. No items can be missed, and patients must pay attention to this point.