How to prevent another chemical pregnancy

Biochemical pregnancy means that the pregnancy is not successful. The poor quality of the fertilized egg leads to poor implantation. It may appear that the menstruation is delayed for a few days, but in fact it is a biochemical pregnancy. Biochemical pregnancy does not cause much damage to the uterus, and the time interval required for another pregnancy is not as long as that of abortion. Some people will experience repeated biochemical pregnancies due to physical reasons. How to prevent another biochemical pregnancy?

Preventing another biochemical pregnancy:

To prevent biochemical pregnancy, you should first do the corresponding pre-pregnancy gynecological examination under the guidance and advice of a gynecologist:

1. Check the chromosomes of both husband and wife to exclude the possibility of defects in the fertilized egg;

2. Perform hysteroscopy to check whether there are symptoms that affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, such as uterine hypoplasia, submucosal fibroids, endometrial polyps, intrauterine adhesions, and endometrial tuberculosis;

3. Do six hormone tests to check whether the failure of fertilized egg implantation is caused by the incomplete ovarian corpus luteum function and insufficient progesterone secretion;

4. Perform immune antibody and blocking antibody tests to rule out immune factors that may cause the egg to fail to be fertilized or fail to implant after fertilization.

If any abnormality is found during a gynecological examination, you should communicate with the gynecologist in a timely manner and then receive further treatment under the doctor's advice.