What tests should be done for habitual miscarriage? You need to do these 3 tests

If habitual miscarriage occurs, the first thing to do is to do a chromosomal abnormality test, which both men and women need to do; secondly, an immune test should be done to see if the mother has antiphospholipid antibodies and the blood type problems of the mother and child; finally, the man’s sperm and semen should be checked to see how the quality is.

Whether it is due to an accident or special reasons, if a woman does not take it seriously after having a habitual miscarriage, the possibility of miscarriage in the next pregnancy is very high. At this time, the couple should try to do a timely examination, identify the problem and solve it to avoid accidents again. So, what kind of examination is needed for habitual miscarriage?
1. Chromosome abnormality test <br/>Pregnancy is a matter for both men and women. Both men and women may have chromosomal abnormalities. Habitual miscarriage in women is likely caused by abnormalities in the chromosomes of the fetus in one of the couple. The reason is that if one of the couple, or both the man and the woman, has chromosomal abnormalities, it is possible that the abnormalities will be caused by the chromosomes of the fetus through inheritance, leading to miscarriage and cessation of reproduction. Therefore, it is very necessary to check the chromosomes of both husband and wife before pregnancy.
2. Immune examination <br/>Immune factors are also considered to be an important factor in women's habitual miscarriage. Common factors include the mother's lack of blocking antibodies and the presence of antiphospholipid antibodies in the mother. In addition, it also includes whether the blood types of the mother and the child are compatible, etc. These all require women to actively find the real cause of the disease, and then treat it in a timely and effective manner to fundamentally solve the problem of habitual miscarriage.
3. Sperm and semen examination <br/>If the woman has habitual miscarriage, it cannot be ruled out that it may be a problem with the man's sperm. For example, the fertilized egg is underdeveloped and there are problems with the sperm quality, such as high sperm deformity rate, low sperm motility, and heavy sperm aggregation, etc. These items need to be checked. The problem of sperm quality, once the condition is more serious, will induce the occurrence of adverse symptoms such as infertility. Moreover, if it is just at the critical point of health or not, then even if the woman can barely conceive, the quality of the fertilized egg will be greatly reduced, and then through selective elimination, spontaneous abortion will also occur.