What examinations are needed for habitual miscarriage?

Habitual miscarriage has many harmful effects and will affect the health of pregnant women, so it is necessary to actively undergo examinations. There are many ways to conduct examinations, such as genetic examinations, basal body temperature examinations, or hormone tests, etc. Various methods can show results, but the choice should be made based on personal circumstances.

Habitual miscarriage is quite common in life. Once a woman has more than three miscarriages, it will affect her physical and mental health. After multiple miscarriages, the uterine wall will gradually become thinner, which will cause personal symptoms to become more severe. At this time, she needs to be examined as soon as possible, but how to check for habitual miscarriage?
1. Genetic examination <br/>For those suspected of having genetic diseases, both the couple should actively undergo chromosome examination, or further conduct family genetic investigation and pedigree drawing of the couple. In addition, further investigation can be conducted to find out whether the couple has genetic diseases and whether it will affect future pregnancy.
2. Basal body temperature check <br/>Basal body temperature can reflect the functional status of the ovaries, and can effectively help understand whether there is luteal insufficiency, because luteal insufficiency can cause habitual abortion. People with luteal insufficiency often have abnormal body temperature. The high temperature phase is less than 11 days; the temperature rise in the high temperature phase is less than 0.3 degrees.
3. Endometrial biopsy <br/>The length of the menstrual cycle varies greatly between individuals, which is mainly caused by the different lengths of the follicular phase. If an endometrial biopsy is performed in the late luteal phase and the endometrium is found to be delayed in maturity, it can be determined that it is caused by luteal insufficiency.
4. Hormone measurement <br/>Hormone measurement actually also includes quantitative detection of estrogen, progesterone, human chorionic gonadotropin, etc. If after the test it is found that the mid-luteal progesterone level is greater than 15 micrograms per milliliter, this indicates normal corpus luteum function. A value lower than this is an abnormal phenomenon and indicates luteal insufficiency.
5. Serum prolactin measurement <br/>Serum prolactin itself is a substance secreted by the anterior pituitary gland, which can promote milk secretion and has many functions in maintaining corpus luteum function. Too high or too low levels may lead to corpus luteum insufficiency. If not controlled in time, it will also lead to habitual abortion and endanger women's health.