Can recurrent miscarriage be cured? How should it be treated?

In fact, the chance of recurrent miscarriage is quite high, and it is indeed a physical and mental torture for women. It is not without treatment at this time. First of all, blood thinning drugs should be chosen. Of course, other problems should be corrected as soon as possible and correct lifestyle choices should be made. If the situation is more serious, surgical treatment can also be chosen.

I believe many people have heard of recurrent spontaneous abortion in their lives. In fact, this is a relatively complicated disease. In recent years, more and more people have experienced recurrent spontaneous abortion. At the same time, many people have doubts in their hearts. How should this disease be treated? First of all, we should understand whether recurrent spontaneous abortion can be cured?
Patients with recurrent miscarriage can be cured in most cases. Such patients should first take contraceptive measures, and then undergo a comprehensive examination to understand the cause. After comprehensive and systematic targeted treatment, regular check-ups must be conducted under the guidance of a doctor after pregnancy, and active measures must be taken to protect the fetus to avoid the possibility of miscarriage again. In fact, most patients with recurrent miscarriage can be cured clinically.
How to treat recurrent miscarriage
1. Surgery <br/>Surgery can repair some uterine problems and effectively remove excess uterine tissue. During surgery, the doctor will use an instrument with a camera attached to it, which is then inserted directly into the woman's vagina to achieve the repair effect. This usually takes a day, and recovery takes a few days to a week.
2. Blood thinning drugs <br/>Women with autoimmune and coagulation problems can choose blood thinning drugs appropriately. Women can take these drugs during pregnancy to reduce the risk of miscarriage, but before using these drugs, they should consult a doctor because these drugs increase the chance of serious bleeding problems (such as stomach ulcers).
3. Correct other problems <br/>Recurrent miscarriage may be related to medical conditions, such as abnormal blood sugar levels and an overactive thyroid gland, so these problems should be corrected as much as possible.
4. Genetic screening <br/>If one of the parents has a translocation, it may cause chromosomal imbalance in the fetus, thereby increasing the chance of miscarriage. If a chromosomal problem is found, the doctor will also recommend the patient to consult about genetic factors and then conduct a rigorous screening.
5. Lifestyle choices <br/>In fact, for some women, in order to effectively increase the chances of pregnancy, they should first quit smoking and drinking, strictly control caffeine intake, and create a healthy environment for female pregnancy.