What should I do if I have recurrent miscarriage caused by chromosomal abnormalities? Listen to the doctor

Recurrent miscarriage can cause great harm to a woman's body, have a relatively large impact on the uterus, and also affect the happiness of the family. If it is determined that the miscarriage is caused by chromosomal abnormalities, then first of all, you should do a good job of preparing for pregnancy and basic care during pregnancy. Secondly, you should consider whether to do IVF and some related examinations based on the current situation.

When the sperm and egg cell successfully meet and combine, they will slowly develop from you to the uterus. However, many women experience multiple miscarriages during pregnancy. After examination, it is found that chromosomal abnormalities are the cause. So what should be done about recurrent miscarriages caused by chromosomal abnormalities?
1. Chromosomal abnormality is a common cause of recurrent miscarriage. It is common for spontaneous miscarriage to be caused by abnormal fetal embryonic development. It may be that both husband and wife have chromosomal abnormalities, or one of them has this problem, or it may be caused by defective genes or fetal gene mutations. At present, there is no good way to deal with this problem, especially those caused by parental inheritance. The treatment of chromosomal abnormalities is more difficult, but some chromosomes are brought about by changes in the environment and are relatively easier to deal with.
Couples with recurrent miscarriage should undergo a comprehensive examination of the cause of miscarriage. If it is determined that it is caused by chromosomal abnormalities, supportive treatment can be given based on the relevant examination results. They should also change bad lifestyle habits, such as reducing smoking and drinking, and try not to eat foods containing caffeine. They should also appropriately change their obesity.
2. If you have had multiple miscarriages and it is determined that the cause is chromosomal abnormalities, you can choose IVF to treat it. You can take out sperm and eggs of relatively good quality in advance to combine them with fertilized eggs, and then perform chromosome-related tests on the fertilized eggs to ensure that there are no chromosomal abnormalities. When transplanted into the woman's uterus, you can minimize the possibility of miscarriage due to chromosomal abnormalities.
The application of in vitro fertilization is already a relatively mature technology. Currently, many people have had their own children through this method. Of course, this reproductive process does not completely comply with the principles of nature, so there may be certain risks, and the cost of the entire process is relatively high. Therefore, before choosing this method, everyone should consider all aspects of their own factors.
The cause of recurrent miscarriage is that chromosomal abnormalities are only one of the factors, and it is also a difficult problem to solve. You can consider using the above methods to deal with it, but they may not meet all family conditions. Therefore, it is recommended that you should develop good living habits in your daily life and try to avoid this situation.