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A good pregnancy is never missed
It is only natural that seeds sprout in the spring and fruits are picked in the autumn, as is the occurrence and conception of life.
The encounter before becoming a seed, the roots and growth in the warm soil, from the "little one" that can only be seen under the microscope, to the "little guy" who has a primitive heart in just a few millimeters, and then grows into a human form little by little, and falls to the ground.
This delicate but natural process, like the product of the Creator's elaborate design, grew into a tree when appropriate.
However, there are always some seeds that look no different, they fail to germinate, and we move from joyful waiting to endless pain, from surprise to unwilling farewell.
So becoming a mother is really unattainable for some people, who have been running to major hospitals for many years, trying various ancestral secret recipes, being knocked down again and again, and getting up again and again, just to fulfill that humble and ordinary wish.
Fetal cessation refers to the phenomenon that the embryo dies at a stage of development and stops developing.
In fact, the rate of spontaneous abortion in humans accounts for 10%-15% of all pregnancies, of which 80% occur in the first three months of pregnancy.
Most abortions are due to defects in the embryo itself, such as incorrect number of chromosomes or structural abnormalities, miscarriages caused by abnormal blast dyeing, and there is no value and necessity for fetal preservation.
And with the increase in the number of spontaneous abortions, the probability of such chromosomal abnormalities will become less and less, and it is impossible to have 5 recurrent abortions are all embryonic chromosomal abnormalities, which is very low.
Similarly, most IVF transfers are not successful because there are problems with the embryo's chromosomes of one kind or another, which is a natural elimination process.
Usually, the recurrence rate of the next time after a spontaneous abortion is only 20-25%, and intervention is generally not recommended unless there is a bad gestational history in the family;
Patients with a history of two spontaneous abortions, with a risk of recurrent miscarriages of 25% to 30%, may be considered for systematic screening for etiology;
Patients with three or more spontaneous abortions must be screened for the cause, as the risk of recurrent miscarriages is 40% to 50%.
Therefore, we must find the cause of the disease, and then prepare for pregnancy after clarifying the cause, rather than numbing and preparing for pregnancy, and making fun of their own body life.
Multiple biochemical pregnancies and unexplained repeated implant failures may also be considered for maternal immunity tests.
These causes include genetic factors (checking the chromosomes of both spouses), anatomical factors (abnormal uterine structure), autoimmune factors (antiphospholipid syndrome, systemic lupus erythematosus, Sjögren syndrome, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, etc.), infectious factors (common such as TORCH test), thrombophilia (coagulation test), endocrine factors (hyperthyroid hypothyroidism, insulin resistance, hyperprolactin, lutein deficiency, etc.).
The real bleeding in the first trimester caused by insufficient luteal function is actually relatively small, and many pregnant women who have insufficient progesterone in the first trimester blood test are actually likely to be the problem of the embryo itself.
Only pregnant mothers who do have threatened miscarriage due to insufficient secretion of their own luteum can benefit from natural progesterone supplementation, provided that the embryo is normal.
In addition to the above reasons, about 40% of fetal abortion is of unknown cause and there is no treatment according to current medical methods.
Although I understand how anxious and helpless the heart of wanting to be a mother is in the face of fetal cessation or biochemistry, we must also adhere to the following principles:
1. Understand the differences in medicine at the individual level: The most common mistake we make is "Oh, whoever used a certain drug to successfully protect the fetus, my situation is similar to her, so I should also use this medicine..."
There are too many sisters to develop a "treatment" program for themselves, however, medicine is a highly individualized discipline, the doorway is not a two blood test indicators can be said clearly, doctors should combine past history, examination results, clinical manifestations to comprehensively develop a treatment plan, and the same drugs and treatment plans used in different people The effect and results will not be exactly the same, so although we are anxious to overwhelm, do not easily use other people's experience to drug themselves.
2. Understand what kind of situation requires etiological investigation: immunity is affected by many external environments, and a positive antibody test or a high coagulation index cannot explain anything, and each of us has a bit of this or that problem.
Reproductive immunity presupposes multiple fetal arrests, spontaneous abortion, delivery, repeated unexplained implant failures, or biochemical pregnancies. Now many sisters have never even been pregnant and run to check for immunization, and then worry about the abnormality of one or two indicators. In fact, those mothers who successfully conceive and give birth may not all have completely normal immune indicators.