Having two or more abortion is termed as recurrent miscarriage or recurrent pregnancy loss. After three abortions, a complete physical evaluation and tests are advised. The majority of miscarriages are caused by foetal genetic abnormalities.
Consult Dr. Deepika Doshi for the best treatment for repeated abortion in Borivali.
However, genetic defects do not cause all abortions. If you have suffered a miscarriage, consult with your doctor to establish the cause of your miscarriage and to plan future pregnancy. A healthy lifestyle both before and throughout pregnancy may be beneficial. Here are some tips to help you avoid abortion:
Take at least 400 mcg of folic acid each day, starting at least one to two months before conception, if possible.
- Regular exercise is essential.
- Consume nutritious, well-balanced diets.
- Manage stress.
- Maintain a healthy body weight.
- Don’t smoke, drink and avoid secondhand smoke.
- Avoid self medication
Steps help to prevent abortions:
- Radiation and toxins such as arsenic, lead, formaldehyde, benzene, and ethylene oxide should be avoided.
- Before taking any medication consult with your doctor.
- Avoid exposure to environmental hazards including X-rays and infectious infections.
You can also help ensure a healthy baby by identifying and treating any health issues you may have before trying to conceive. Seek treatment for the underlying medical condition if, for example, you know a previous miscarriage was caused by an immunological response or a hormone imbalance. If you become pregnant, seek thorough prenatal care as soon as possible to improve your chances of having a healthy pregnancy.
Finding a cause and examination for your miscarriage
Recurrent miscarriage necessitates evaluation and care. When appropriate, the doctor will undertake a physical exam on the mother, father, and foetal tissue. These tests may involve the following:
- Sonography (ultrasound exam or HSG / X-ray) / anatomical testing
- Auto-immune disorder testing (in cases of 3 or more losses)
- Testing for insulin resistance, diabetes, and other thyroid and pituitary endocrinopathies
- Chromosome testing of products of conception after losses
- Blood clotting tests ( recommended if you have a personal or close family history of venous thromboembolism)
- Chromosome testing of parents looking for balanced translocations
How to get pregnant after abortion?
You need to know when you’re ovulating in order to have the best chance of getting pregnant following a loss. Physical indications of ovulation include an increase or change in the consistency of cervical fluid.
Ovulation home test kits are available designed to detect the hormones that are important for ovulation. When you have a positive indication in the kit, it means you’re ovulating. You can also increase your chances of getting pregnant immediately after a miscarriage by taking good physical care of yourself, such as eating a balanced diet, taking prenatal vitamins, getting adequate exercise, and incorporating self-care to reduce stress and anxiety.
When is the right time to see a doctor?
No matter how far along you were, it’s a good idea to see a gynecologist if you had a spontaneous abortion.
You should also speak with your doctor about emotional support services to aid in the recovery process following a miscarriage. Support groups, as well as a counsellor or therapist, can speak with you about your experience and help you deal with any anxieties or concerns you may have about having another pregnancy.
If you’ve had more than one miscarriage, talk to your doctor about whether there’s a physical issue that’s causing the miscarriage and whether it can be treated. If your gynaecologist suspects that a hormonal imbalance or other condition is causing the miscarriages, they may recommend you to a fertility specialist.
Consult your gynecologist to get pregnancy after your miscarriage. Book your online consultation with the best Gynecologist Dr Deeepika Doshi now. Call: 9324263464
