What is recurrent miscarriage? What doctors say

Many women have a very high chance of miscarriage after becoming pregnant, and there is also the problem of recurrent miscarriage, which may have a lot to do with genetic factors, hyperprolactinemia, luteal insufficiency, and reproductive tract abnormalities. A comprehensive examination is needed, followed by active treatment, so that the pregnancy can proceed smoothly and miscarriage will not occur again.

It is very difficult for women to be pregnant. After pregnancy, everyone wants the baby to be born smoothly. However, some pregnant women suffer from recurrent miscarriage. There are many reasons for this situation. Every patient needs to deal with it actively. Let me introduce to you what recurrent miscarriage is.
Recurrent miscarriage may be caused by genetic factors, such as chromosomal abnormalities. Women with this problem have a higher chance of experiencing miscarriage after pregnancy. Before becoming pregnant, you should consult a doctor to see how to maintain your health in order to increase the chances of successful pregnancy.
Recurrent miscarriage may be caused by reproductive tract abnormalities, such as cervical dysfunction, intrauterine adhesions, uterine malformations and abnormal shape of the reproductive tract, which are all causes of recurrent miscarriage and need to be treated surgically.
Recurrent miscarriage may be caused by luteal insufficiency. Many women have problems with their luteal function. Due to the lack of progesterone in the early stages of pregnancy, habitual miscarriage will occur. Recurrent miscarriage may be caused by hyperprolactinemia. It is important to regulate your endocrine system well to avoid recurrent miscarriage.
After recurrent miscarriage occurs, a comprehensive examination should be carried out, such as thyroid function test, endocrine test, polycystic ovary syndrome test, etc. After the examination, active treatment should be carried out in the correct way according to the actual situation, and a treatment plan should be set up. If recurrent miscarriage is caused by chromosomal abnormalities, there is no good way to treat it for the time being. You should consult a doctor before becoming pregnant to see how to better solve it.
If recurrent miscarriage is caused by reproductive tract abnormalities, surgical treatment should be used first before pregnancy can be attempted. If recurrent miscarriage is caused by hyperprolactinemia or luteal insufficiency, endocrine intervention is required to achieve a good therapeutic effect. Recurrent miscarriage of unknown cause should be solved with immunotherapy to achieve a good effect.
The above introduces the causes of recurrent miscarriage. There are various reasons for recurrent miscarriage, and different causes require different solutions. If recurrent miscarriage is not effectively resolved, the chance of successfully having a child will be relatively low, so it must be handled properly.