Is Trying IVF in the USA Too Late After One Miscarriage?

2023-12-19 22:18:48，visits： 158

For many women, experiencing a miscarriage, commonly known as a "stopped pregnancy" or "miscarriage," is a heartbreaking event. Besides the physical impact, it often comes with the emotional pain of losing a child. In such circumstances, Dr. Nathan Zhang, the founder of IVF USA and a medical doctor educated in the United States, advises women to understand the potential risks of miscarriage and seek medical attention promptly when faced with such issues.

Miscarriage refers to the phenomenon where the embryo stops developing for various reasons in the early stages of pregnancy. Also known as a missed miscarriage, it occurs when the embryo or fetus has stopped developing and is not naturally expelled from the uterus. Ultrasound examinations may show an empty gestational sac, malformed fetus, absence of fetal heartbeat, or a withered gestational sac.

Risks of Miscarriage

Increased Risk of Recurrent Miscarriage: Women who experience miscarriage, without timely and appropriate treatment, may face an increased risk of recurrent miscarriages, adding significant psychological burden, especially for those yet to have children.

Impact on Physical Health: Timely removal of the stagnant embryo is necessary in the case of a miscarriage, and this process may have some impact on a woman's physical health.

Psychological Trauma: Miscarriage can cause significant psychological trauma, leading to emotional distress and even a fear of pregnancy.

Potential Infertility: Without prompt treatment, miscarriage may lead to future infertility. Studies show that more than half of women with a history of miscarriage experience fertility issues.

Causes of Miscarriage

IVF USA has summarized some common causes of miscarriage, including hormonal imbalances, chromosomal abnormalities, unhealthy lifestyle habits, viral infections, immune system abnormalities, chronic diseases, and more. Due to the diverse nature of these causes, it is advisable to consult a professional doctor promptly and undergo comprehensive examinations to identify specific reasons.

For women who have experienced a miscarriage, especially those of advanced age or under time constraints, is it too late to consider trying IVF in the USA?

IVF USA suggests that after a miscarriage, the first step is to undergo either induction of labor or a miscarriage, followed by a waiting period of 2-3 months for the body to recover. Miscarriage may indicate poor ovarian quality or chromosomal issues with the embryo. For women with a history of miscarriage, the likelihood of another miscarriage is greater than 50%. The PGD/PGS technology of third-generation IVF-PGT allows screening of embryo chromosomes, eliminating the risk of chromosomal-related miscarriages. IVF USA recommends genetic screening of embryos before IVF for patients with a history of miscarriage, ensuring the selection of healthy embryos for implantation and increasing the chances of success.

We offer services such as egg freezing, IVF in the USA, and third-party assisted reproduction to individuals in need. Our services extend beyond the USA to countries like Japan, Thailand, Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, collaborating with leading IVF doctors globally to ensure a smooth journey through your IVF process. If you are facing miscarriage issues or considering IVF, IVF USA provides professional consultation and personalized treatment advice. Let's traverse the journey of fertility together and welcome the arrival of new life!