You would like to know whether you can have a complete pregnancy after already having a miscarriage.
A miscarriage may happen in any one of the following situations: if there is Rhesus factor (Rh factor) incompatibility between mother and baby’s blood; if there is an underlying infection during pregnancy such as hydroamnionitis; or genetic or other types of intrauterine infection of the fetus such as threesomia, mola hydatidosa or rubella, or cytomegalovirus infection.
Given the data that you described, you may consider consulting a gynecologist about whether you and your husband have the same or different Rh factor. If so, you may consider taking a medicine that neutralizes the anti-bodies that your body have produced against the Rh factor anti-genes of your baby.
Please keep in mind that I am trying to provide you with medical information here. I am not able to give you medical advice online. Please contact your doctor or a qualified healthcare provider such as a gynecologist to learn more about diagnosis and treatment options. Please notice that once you become pregnant you should make the regular exams as your gynecologist advises you.
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