What are the methods for checking habitual abortion? Take measures according to the specific cause

Habitual miscarriage makes many women very painful. They are always unable to achieve their expected goals and have children successfully. It is recommended to do relevant examinations in advance, such as diagnosis of uterine lesions, immune abnormalities and progesterone insufficiency.

Not every pregnancy can successfully give birth to a healthy child, and not every woman will not experience other problems during pregnancy. The occurrence of habitual miscarriage scares many women. There are some methods to check it. So what are the methods for checking habitual miscarriage?
1. Diagnosis of progesterone insufficiency <br/>Habitual miscarriage can easily make women who have just experienced the joy of being a mother suffer the pain of losing their children, so it is recommended to make a diagnosis of progesterone insufficiency. It is generally recommended to perform a curettage on the 26th day of the menstrual cycle. You can take tissue from the endometrium for examination to observe whether the formation of the secretory endometrium is consistent with the number of days in the menstrual cycle. If the endometrium is poorly secreted or lags behind the curettage day by more than two days, then there may be luteal insufficiency.
2. Diagnosis of immune abnormalities <br/>Diagnosis of immune abnormalities is also one of the examination items that patients with habitual abortion need to do. It requires the use of the woman's blood relatives and mentally ill southern lymphocytes as complement-dependent micro-lymphocytotoxicity test. If the anti-spousal lymphocytotoxic antibodies are positive, it means that there is a lack of antibodies in the woman's blood, which can be used as a pointer for immunotherapy and an indicator of efficacy.
3. Diagnosis of uterine lesions <br/>The fertilized egg needs to implant in the endometrium. If a woman has endometrial lesions or other uterine diseases, she is likely to have multiple miscarriages. It is recommended that women who are preparing for pregnancy should undergo a diagnosis of uterine lesions. The more common examination methods include B-ultrasound and hysterosalpingography. Hysteroscopy or laparoscopy can also be performed. Usually, congenital uterine developmental abnormalities or intrauterine adhesions can be found, and it can also help to detect the presence of uterine fibroids.
Some people have a history of habitual miscarriage, so they have suffered several blows and tortures. It is recommended to do the above examinations during the pregnancy preparation period, and take corresponding measures according to the specific cause, so as to avoid miscarriage again.