What is recurrent miscarriage? Let's take a look

Recurrent miscarriage refers to two or more consecutive miscarriages with the same sexual partner. Recurrent miscarriage is extremely harmful to women and can cause infertility in severe cases, so timely treatment is very important. In addition, prevention should be done well, pre-pregnancy check-ups should be done, mainly to check chromosomes, and health care and diet should be controlled during pregnancy.

In life, not every woman will give birth to a baby smoothly after pregnancy. There will be accidental miscarriages, and there are many reasons for this, which cause serious harm to women both psychologically and physically. In addition, some women have recurrent miscarriages and do not understand this situation. So, what is recurrent miscarriage?
Recurrent miscarriage generally refers to spontaneous miscarriage that occurs before six months of pregnancy, more often in the early stages of pregnancy, that is, before three months. The number of times is more than 2 times, and some patients have experienced 3 times or more. And it is with a fixed partner, without divorce or change of partners, and spontaneous miscarriage or fetal arrest after pregnancy without external impact or injury is called recurrent miscarriage.
Recurrent miscarriage is extremely harmful and will have many effects on the body of pregnant women. In severe cases, it can even lead to infertility, so we must pay attention to prevention.
To prevent recurrent miscarriage, first of all, the couple should do a pre-pregnancy check-up before pregnancy. If possible, a chromosome test can be done to see if there are any abnormalities. Women with a history of spontaneous abortion should also go to the hospital for a check-up to find the root cause of the miscarriage. If a problem is found, it needs to be treated in time before preparing for pregnancy. Generally, you cannot get pregnant again immediately after a miscarriage. It will take at least half a year or even a year to get pregnant. This will give the uterus a chance to repair and reduce the risk of miscarriage. If you have a chronic disease before pregnancy, you should actively treat it and prepare for pregnancy under the guidance of a doctor. Before pregnancy, be careful to avoid taking medicines that are not good for the fetus and avoid contact with harmful chemicals.
Secondly, after pregnancy, pay attention to pregnancy health care and prevent viral infection. Pay attention to personal hygiene, pay attention to diet, make sure nutrition is rich and sufficient, and try to avoid closed and unventilated public places. If you have to get sick, you need to see a doctor in time and take medicine under the guidance of a doctor. Don't act on your own. In the early stages of pregnancy, be careful not to get tired, don't lift heavy objects, and try to avoid sexual intercourse.
During pregnancy, you should also pay attention to the fact that some foods may be harmful to the fetus and cause miscarriage. For example, cold foods that promote blood circulation should be avoided as much as possible to avoid increasing the risk of miscarriage.