How long after biochemical pregnancy can you have a child

A biochemical pregnancy occurs when the fertilized egg dies before it actually develops into an embryo. This phenomenon is the result of nature's survival of the fittest. Women should adjust their mentality and take good care of their bodies before preparing for the next pregnancy. If a woman is anxious for a long time, it will be difficult for her to get pregnant again. So how long after a biochemical pregnancy should you have a baby?

Biochemical pregnancy actually only happens occasionally and will not have a major impact, nor will it affect future pregnancies. Generally speaking, you should rest for a month after a biochemical pregnancy, then go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to confirm that the miscarriage was clean, and then do a six-item hormone test to see if your body's hormone levels have returned to normal before you can try for pregnancy.

However, it is recommended not to be too anxious to conceive, because if you are too anxious to have a child, the risk of biochemical complications during the next pregnancy will still be very high. The reason is that the embryo develops poorly because there are no high-quality sperm and eggs. Therefore, it is recommended that both parties pay more attention to their daily living habits and find a professional Chinese medicine practitioner to adjust them to the best condition to give birth to a healthy and smart baby.

If biochemical pregnancies occur repeatedly, both men and women must go to the hospital for examination to find out the cause.