What is natural biochemical pregnancy

Natural biochemical pregnancy refers to spontaneous abortion before or shortly after the fertilized egg implants. Usually, elevated hCG levels are detected through blood tests, but no gestational sac is found on ultrasound examination. Treatment methods include monitoring changes in hCG levels, adjusting lifestyle, and performing medical intervention when necessary. The causes of natural biochemical pregnancy may be related to factors such as fetal chromosomal abnormalities, unstable maternal hormone levels, and unsuitable uterine environment. Fetal chromosomal abnormalities are a common cause and may prevent the fertilized egg from developing normally. Unstable maternal hormone levels, such as corpus luteum insufficiency, may affect the implantation of the fertilized egg. An unsuitable uterine environment, such as a thin endometrium or inflammation, may also prevent the fertilized egg from implanting smoothly.

1. Monitor hCG level changes: Through regular blood tests, observe whether hCG levels continue to decrease to confirm whether the pregnancy has terminated. If hCG levels continue to rise, it may indicate other problems and further examination is required.

2. Adjust your lifestyle: Avoid strenuous exercise, keep your emotions stable, and get enough sleep to help your body recover. Eat a balanced diet, avoid irritating foods, and eat more foods rich in vitamins and minerals.

3. Medical intervention: If natural biochemical pregnancy occurs repeatedly, detailed examinations are recommended, such as chromosome analysis, hormone level testing, endometrial examination, etc., to clarify the cause and take appropriate treatment. Treatments may include hormone replacement therapy, anti-inflammatory therapy or surgical intervention.

Natural biochemical pregnancy is a common phenomenon in early pregnancy. It usually does not require special treatment, but it should be taken seriously when it occurs repeatedly. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time for detailed examination and treatment. By monitoring hCG levels, adjusting lifestyle and taking medical intervention when necessary, you can effectively deal with natural biochemical pregnancy and increase the success rate of future pregnancies.