What are the treatments for habitual miscarriage?

What are the treatments for habitual miscarriage? Habitual miscarriage is very painful for women and has a great impact on the whole family. After all, every normal family cannot do without the company of children, and wanting to have their own children is everyone's wish. So what are the treatments for habitual miscarriage?

After habitual miscarriage occurs, both husband and wife should go to a regular hospital or family planning service station for examination to find out the cause of the "miscarriage" and receive symptomatic treatment. Treatment methods include:

Habitual late miscarriage is often caused by relaxation of the internal cervical os. Most cases are caused by damage to the cervical os due to curettage or dilation of the cervix, and a few cases may be caused by congenital developmental abnormalities. After the second trimester of pregnancy, such patients experience an increase in amniotic fluid, a larger fetus, and increased intrauterine pressure, and the fetal sac may protrude from the internal cervical os. When the intrauterine pressure increases to a certain level, the membranes will rupture and miscarriage will occur. Therefore, there are often no symptoms before miscarriage.

1. Patients with uterine malformation should undergo surgical correction.

2. For those with intrauterine adhesions, you can take Chinese medicine that promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis to achieve the purpose of loosening adhesions.

3. For patients with luteal insufficiency, progesterone can be supplemented. If there is a possibility of pregnancy, progesterone 10-20 mg/d can be given from the 3rd to 4th day after the basal body temperature rises. After the pregnancy is confirmed, the treatment should be continued until the 9th to 10th week of pregnancy.

4. For those with chromosomal abnormalities, if they become pregnant again, they must undergo prenatal examination and analyze the chromosome karyotype of amniotic fluid cells to understand whether the fetus has congenital malformations. Once abnormalities are found, the pregnancy should be terminated in time.

5. For those with positive bacterial culture in the female's vaginal and cervical discharge and the male's semen, appropriate treatment will be given according to the drug sensitivity test until recovery. During the treatment, condoms should be used for contraception.

6. If the uterine fibroids are small, they can be treated with medication; if the fibroids are large and single, surgical removal can be used for treatment.

7. For those with loose cervix, cervical suture can be performed during the 12-20 weeks of pregnancy according to the time of previous miscarriage. If there is vaginal inflammation before the operation, it must be cured before the operation. Progesterone, Chinese medicine and sedatives are used to maintain pregnancy after the operation, and regular follow-up is performed. If there are signs of miscarriage or premature birth, the sutures should be removed in time to avoid serious damage to the cervix. If the pregnancy is successfully preserved, it is necessary to be admitted to the hospital 2 to 3 weeks before the expected date of delivery. The sutures can be removed when there are signs of labor or cesarean section.

If a pregnant woman has had a history of habitual miscarriage, she should take extra precautions during pregnancy to prevent habitual miscarriage from bringing harm to her family.