Is the probability of successful pregnancy high after miscarriage?

Studies have found that there are many clinical reasons for fetal growth retardation, one of which is directly related to the physical quality of the parents. Therefore, experts say that a comprehensive examination must be conducted after two episodes of fetal growth retardation to promptly address any defects. Fetal arrest is not infertility, so the probability of successful pregnancy after fetal arrest is still very high, but the probability of fetal arrest again is also very high, so you must be cautious when preparing for pregnancy again.

1. Is the probability of successful pregnancy high after fetal arrest?

Nothing is 100% certain to succeed, and the same is true for pregnancy. Pregnancy itself is a process of trial and error. Miscarriage will occur when errors occur. In order to ensure the birth of a healthy offspring, miscarriage is a rule, which can be understood as the natural law of survival of the fittest. The overall miscarriage rate in the population is 15% to 20%. The vast majority of missed miscarriages are caused by poor embryo development. Once this phenomenon occurs, it is accidental and there is no need to worry. It will not affect future fertility, so there is no need to worry about it. Only when there are two consecutive miscarriages is it necessary to investigate the cause in detail. The main examination items involved include: chromosome examination, chlamydia/mycoplasma infection factor examination, TORCH examination, basic hormone examination, thyroid function test, immune-related examination, etc. However, this process is very complicated, and the cause may not always be found.

2. Knowledge about pregnancy preparation

(1) Infertility is diagnosed when pregnancy has not occurred for more than one year after normal sexual intercourse without contraception. Therefore, you are not currently in the infertility category and do not need to worry about not being able to get pregnant for the time being.

(2) Carry out routine pre-pregnancy checkups, including TORCH virology test, mycoplasma and chlamydia test, leucorrhea test, cervical cancer screening, and other routine pre-pregnancy checkups. Prepare for pregnancy only after all the tests are clear.

(3) Pregnancy itself is a natural process. Both husband and wife should relax, exercise, and maintain a healthy lifestyle, especially ensuring regular sexual intercourse every 2 to 3 days. This is what needs to be done to give birth to a healthy baby.

(4) As for the issue of delayed menstruation, you should know that the normal menstrual cycle for women is between 21 and 35 days. It is not fixed and is fine as long as it is within this range. If it exceeds this range, you need to see a gynecologist to find out the cause and then get pregnant after treatment.