How to prepare for pregnancy if you have a history of miscarriage

For women who have experienced fetal arrest, they will be extra careful when they become pregnant again after receiving such a huge blow. Because the fetus is different from the general abortion surgery, the baby's heart stops developing in the mother's belly, and this is when an abortion surgery is needed in time. For women who have had a history of miscarriage, how should they prepare for pregnancy again?

Fetal growth retardation is a big blow to many pregnant women. Many pregnant women are unable to recover from the pain of losing their children and blame themselves for not taking good care of their babies. In fact, this shouldn’t happen. You need to calm down from this emotion as quickly as possible so that your body can recover quickly. So how should you prepare for pregnancy if you have a history of fetal arrest? Let’s learn more through the article below.

How to prepare for pregnancy if you have a history of miscarriage

Before getting pregnant again, go to the hospital for a pre-pregnancy check-up. Experienced obstetricians and gynecologists will conduct targeted, systematic and standardized examinations of factors related to pregnancy and overall health assessments to rule out prohibited pregnancy factors such as chromosomes, infectious diseases, family medical history, intervene in miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy and other difficult pregnancy problems, treat infertility diseases, and ensure the inheritance of health. Men also need to avoid smoking and drinking one year in advance. Exercise. Improve nutrition.

What are the causes of embryo arrest?

1. Incomplete embryonic development and abnormal fertilized eggs may cause the embryo to stop developing; poor placental development and maternal-fetal blood type incompatibility may also cause fetal arrest;

2. Female endocrine dysfunction, reproductive organ disease or systemic disease during pregnancy can cause the fetus to develop poorly;

3. If a woman suffers from trauma during pregnancy, has sudden mood changes, and cannot control her emotions, the fetus cannot develop well, thus leading to fetal arrest;

4. If there is a problem with the quality of male sperm, the fetus will also not develop well.

Women who have experienced fetal growth retardation should be more careful before getting pregnant again, and both husband and wife should undergo more detailed examinations. Don't have any psychological pressure and prepare well for pregnancy. If you have psychological trauma, you can go out more often to relax and forget the pain. In addition, family members should give women more guidance and accompany them often to give them a sense of security, so that they can successfully prepare for pregnancy again.