The immunotherapy effect of recurrent miscarriage is very good. If women often have miscarriages, it will have a great impact on their bodies, so early immunotherapy is needed. Drug treatment and surgical treatment are all very effective. When you are sick, you need to get checked early and protect your body at ordinary times. The rapid development of modern society has brought convenience to people, but it has also brought about problems such as environmental pollution and food safety. In addition, many people now have irregular lifestyles, which has led to an increasing number of female patients suffering from recurrent miscarriage, which often brings a heavy blow to patients. Recurrent miscarriage is a common condition for some women, so what about immunotherapy for recurrent miscarriage? In recent years, the number of women suffering from recurrent miscarriage has remained high and has been rising year by year, causing many women to be unable to conceive and have children normally. The troubles caused by recurrent miscarriage to women are far more serious than imagined. Recurrent miscarriage is also very complicated to treat, and immunotherapy can be said to be a blessing for patients with recurrent miscarriage. Through immunotherapy, many patients with recurrent miscarriage have successfully preserved their pregnancy. Immunotherapy is suitable for patients who have had more than two miscarriages due to unexplained reasons. If both the patient and the couple have been examined in various aspects and are healthy without any disease, immunotherapy for recurrent miscarriage can be used in this case. After immunotherapy, blocking antibodies can be produced in the female patient's body, which plays an important role in maintaining the balance between the fetus and the mother. Recurrent miscarriage immunotherapy involves extracting venous blood from the husband, separating and purifying it, and injecting the extracted cells into the inner forearm of the wife's arm. The extraction and injection need to be repeated three times, with a course of 21 days. After pregnancy after immunotherapy, two more intensive treatments are required. Recurrent miscarriage immunotherapy is simple to operate, with a high success rate and safety, and the effect is obvious. Therefore, it has been widely used in major hospitals in recent years, and more and more patients with recurrent miscarriage have adopted immunotherapy. 1. Drug treatment: Treatment of recurrent miscarriage can be treated with drugs and surgery depending on the cause. There is also immunotherapy for recurrent miscarriage of unknown cause. If the patient's recurrent miscarriage is caused by endocrine disorders or disorders, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, it can be treated by taking drugs that promote follicle development. If recurrent miscarriage occurs due to reproductive tract infection, the patient must determine the source of infection, and the doctor will use medication according to the source of infection. 2. Surgical treatment: If the patient has recurrent miscarriage caused by reproductive system diseases, such as uterine fibroids, uterine cysts, etc., the impact of the disease on recurrent miscarriage varies depending on the severity of the disease. If the disease is severe, doctors generally recommend surgery to remove the cyst and use medication. After recovery, the patient can try to get pregnant and insist on pregnancy checkups to observe the development of herself and the fetus at any time. |