How to review recurrent miscarriage in early pregnancy and what needs to be done?

Women with recurrent miscarriage must have regular checkups as soon as possible once they become pregnant to avoid another miscarriage. The main examination items include the levels of three pregnancy tests, especially the HCG value test, which is very important. In addition, it is necessary to conduct blood routine tests and liver and kidney function tests according to the specific situation of the pregnant woman, and if necessary, coagulation function tests, etc.

Recurrent miscarriage brings pain to many women. After this group of people become pregnant, early pregnancy examinations are very important to help save the fetus. Generally speaking, the main reexamination items include three pregnancy levels, blood routine, liver and kidney examinations, etc. Let's take a closer look at the reexamination items for recurrent miscarriage in early pregnancy.
1. Patients with recurrent miscarriage need to regularly check the levels of three pregnancy items in early pregnancy.
Recurrent miscarriage generally refers to two or more consecutive spontaneous miscarriages. After such women are cured, if they become pregnant again, they must be re-examined in time. Especially in the early stages of pregnancy, it is important to monitor the three pregnancy items every other day, such as HCG, progesterone, and estradiol. Timely re-examination and timely adjustment of medication. In particular, the HCG test is very important. HCG refers to human chorionic gonadotropin. As long as the concentration of HCG is detected in urine, many situations during pregnancy can be known. In the early stages of pregnancy, the concentration of HCG generally increases significantly. When the pregnancy is two months old, the HCG value generally remains at a certain level. Doctors can know the fetal weeks and developmental health status by checking the concentration of HCG in the urine of pregnant women. At the same time, they can also supervise and judge the pregnancy of some pregnant women with symptoms of habitual miscarriage, find problems in time, and formulate treatment plans in time.
2. Women with recurrent miscarriage should undergo timely blood and liver and kidney function tests in the early stages of pregnancy.
Early pregnancy checkup for recurrent miscarriage is very important. At one month, it is necessary to check routine blood tests and liver and kidney function, as well as changes in coagulation, such as platelet aggregation, D2 aggregates, thrombotic combination, and thromboelastogram. We need to adjust medication in a timely manner based on these indicators. If vaginal bleeding or intrauterine blood accumulation or a slow rise in hormone levels is found after pregnancy, in addition to routine blood and liver and kidney function tests, autoantibody tests and coagulation function tests are also required. Then, targeted medication can be used to save the fetus based on the test results.