Can I do IVF with a history of miscarriage in endeopathy?

Doctors should be seen first, and patients with multiple miscarriages need to find out the cause before they can undergo the next IVF treatment. Endometriosis refers to the presence of endometrial tissue in a location outside the body of the uterus, also known as endometriosis. The ectopic endometrium can invade any part of the body, such as the umbilicus, bladder, kidneys, ureters, lungs, pleura, mammary glands, etc., but most are located in the pelvic organs and parietal peritoneum, which are more common in the ovaries and uterosacral ligaments, followed by the uterus and other visceral peritoneum, vaginal rectal diaphragm and other parts.

Miscarriages at different times also behave differently. In early miscarriage, the embryo is usually dead before discharge, manifesting as vaginal bleeding. When the embryo is completely discharged, abdominal pain occurs due to uterine contractions, which is characterized by vaginal bleeding that often precedes abdominal pain. In late miscarriage, the placenta is formed and the miscarriage process is similar to that of preterm birth, often characterized by abdominal pain followed by vaginal bleeding. No matter what kind of miscarriage symptoms, it will be a big blow to pregnant mothers during pregnancy.

Take medicine during the test tube or TCM to improve the endometrium at the same time back to the hospital for ultrasound monitoring

Endometriosis is related to certain inflammations such as peritonitis, and immunomodulatory abnormalities play an important role in the occurrence and growth of endometriosis, which is manifested by immune monitoring function, weakened cytotoxic effect of immune killer cells and inability to effectively remove the ectopic endometrium. Generally, in the early stage of IVF transplantation, the doctor will arrange treatment according to the various conditions of the female patient's body, and gradually improve the growth of the endometrium. During the medication, it is also necessary to return to the hospital for ultrasound monitoring to observe the growth of the endometrium.

Pregnant mothers who have a history of miscarriage need to pay attention to fetal preservation after transplantation

For some pregnant mothers, who have had previous miscarriages, they need to pay attention to fetal protection after re-doing IVF pregnancy, such as strictly following the doctor's instructions for necessary corpus luteal support.