How to prevent biochemical pregnancy? Doctors say to do these 10 things to prevent

There are many reasons for biochemical pregnancy, which may be abnormal fertilized eggs, abnormal uterine anatomical structure, insufficient ovarian corpus luteum function, or abnormal maternal immune system. To prevent biochemical pregnancy, couples should conduct comprehensive fertility-related examinations under the guidance and advice of gynecologists before preparing for pregnancy. When miscarriage occurs, they should pay attention to contraception, and for acute infectious diseases, they should pay attention to treatment before getting pregnant, so as to achieve symptomatic treatment and better prevention.

Biochemical pregnancy means that the pregnancy is not very successful. The quality of the fertilized egg is not good during implantation. It withers and dies before it starts to develop. In fact, this is not a bad thing. If such a fertilized egg continues to develop, it may become a deformed embryo in the future. So everything has two sides, good and bad. Don't be pessimistic. So, how to prevent biochemical pregnancy?
1. Use contraception within six months after a miscarriage, and wait six months before getting pregnant again to reduce the occurrence of miscarriage.
2. Be sure to do a prenatal check-up before pregnancy, especially the six hormone tests and four eugenics tests (as well as routine leucorrhea tests, liver function, kidney function, hemolysis, and chromosomes).
3. Patients with acute infectious diseases must wait for a period of time after recovery before becoming pregnant. Patients with chronic diseases should be treated until their condition is stable and approved by a specialist before becoming pregnant.
4. Perform immune antibody and blocking antibody tests to rule out immune factors as the cause of the egg’s inability to fertilize or the inability to implant after fertilization.
5. Both husband and wife should avoid contact with toxic and radioactive substances.
6. Check the chromosomes of both husband and wife to rule out the possibility that the fertilized egg is defective.
7. From the beginning of pregnancy preparation, women should pay attention to their diet and daily life, and avoid taking foods and medicines that are not conducive to conception. They must use these medicines with the consent of a doctor and must not buy and take them on their own.
8. For pregnant women, men should quit smoking and drinking.
9. In the early pregnancy period (within 12 weeks of pregnancy), in addition to paying attention to dietary hygiene and avoiding excessive fatigue, you should also avoid excessive tension and keep your emotions stable to help protect the fetus.
10. Supplement necessary nutrients. All the nutrients needed by the fetus are provided by the mother. If the mother's nutritional intake is insufficient or unbalanced, it will directly affect the development of the fetus.
There are many factors that cause biochemical pregnancy, including the uterus, one's own living habits, genetics, and external environmental influences. Only by changing bad habits in life, eating healthily, strengthening the body, and eliminating internal diseases can we prevent another biochemical pregnancy and have a healthy baby.