How to get pregnant again after miscarriage

From the beginning of pregnancy to the birth of the baby, the process is very difficult for pregnant women, and they go through a lot of suffering both physically and mentally. But the birth of a baby will make all the hard work go away. However, not all pregnant women have smooth sailing after pregnancy. Many women are at risk of fetal growth retardation, which means the baby will not be born. So, for women who have experienced fetal growth retardation, are there risks in getting pregnant again? Is it difficult to get pregnant again? So how can you get pregnant again after fetal arrest?

Summary of successful examples of preserving pregnancy after 5 episodes of fetal arrest. Medication: HCG + progesterone + Progynova + VE + folic acid + 1 aspirin + Chinese medicine for pregnancy preservation prescribed by a local Chinese medicine practitioner (the dosage is determined based on the values ​​of your blood tests) - HCG, progesterone HCG 2000 per day, progesterone 40MG per day. The dosage of these two drugs starts to be reduced after more than seventy days, and all medications are stopped on the ninety-sixth day. --Progynova: Start by taking two tablets of Progynova daily and stop after 80 days. --Aspirin: To be on the safe side, take 50 mg of aspirin daily. Reduce to 25 mg daily when you are four months pregnant. Aspirin was also stopped after eighty days. --I took two boxes of the Chinese medicine Baotai Ling at the beginning and later changed to decoction medicine, which I took for more than 90 days. The traditional Chinese medicine for preserving pregnancy contains donkey-hide gelatin. Also, after I found out I was pregnant, I ate two placentas, the kind that are ground into powder and put into capsules. I stopped taking them after two months. I started eating the two placentas after I found out I was pregnant. Because it was summer, I was afraid of getting a sore throat if I ate too much, so I ate about 4 grams a day. I finished it all in a month and haven't eaten it since. Placenta and placenta are actually the same thing, just called by two different names. If you eat too much placenta, you will get a sore throat. You should decide based on your physical condition. --Dosage: All medicines have a dosage reduction process and cannot be stopped all at once. --BC, blood test, etc. My first BC was at 78 days, when the head-arm length was 4.1CM, and then at 102 days, the fetal heart rate was normal. I only tested HCG, progesterone and estrogen twice when I was more than 30 days pregnant. I didn't monitor these values ​​again later because watching the changes in the values ​​would cause stress. So I insisted on taking the medicine when the values ​​showed normal at the time, and only stopped taking the medicine after the BC dangerous period passed. Past experience has shown that testing the values ​​too often will cause a certain amount of blood loss and stress, which I feel will affect my mentality for preserving the fetus, so I decided not to monitor the values ​​continuously. It's up to you to decide, or listen to your doctor's advice. --The most important thing about your mentality is to maintain a good mood. Only when you believe from the bottom of your heart that your baby will be good and will succeed, you are already halfway to success.

Through the above analysis and case presentations, you can know that for women who have experienced fetal growth retardation or habitual fetal growth retardation, there are indeed certain difficulties and risks in becoming pregnant again after fetal growth retardation. Therefore, if such women or couples want to get pregnant again, they must pay more attention during pregnancy and not be careless. From the beginning of pregnancy, you should have regular check-ups and do a good job of protecting the fetus.