Can miscarriage be cured?

Many women suffer from habitual miscarriages because they do not pay attention to care during their first pregnancy, which has a great impact on their future fertility and even their marital happiness. Some female friends can't help but ask, is miscarriage incurable? Today we will talk about whether miscarriage can be cured.

In fact, whether miscarriage can be cured depends half on the doctor's treatment and the other half on the patient's cooperation with the treatment and daily health care. Some patients do not follow the treatment methods given by the doctor and never take the things the doctor asks them to pay attention to seriously. It is difficult to cure miscarriage in such patients.

There are also some patients who attach great importance to the doctor's treatment suggestions, strictly follow the doctor's instructions for treatment, and pay attention to maintenance in daily life and control bad habits. The cure rate of these patients is usually very high.

If the patient is in good physical condition, pays more attention after pregnancy, or goes to the hospital for regular check-ups, seeks medical attention in time if she feels a little uncomfortable, and pays close attention to her pregnancy status, habitual abortion can be cured.

Here are some tips on preventing miscarriage:

1. Use contraception within six months after a miscarriage, and wait six months before getting pregnant again to reduce the occurrence of miscarriage.

2. Go to public places less often to avoid virus infection. Avoid contact with harmful chemicals (such as arsenic, lead, benzene, formaldehyde, etc.) and physical factors (such as radiation, noise and high temperature, etc.).

3. Pay attention to rest, avoid sexual intercourse (especially during the pregnancy period of the last miscarriage), maintain emotional stability, and lead a regular life.

4. Avoid excessive fatigue and strenuous exercise, and do not have sex in the late pregnancy.