Hello doctor! I was born in 1995. I recently found out that I was 6 weeks pregnant. When I went to the doctor, he said there was a fetal heartbeat and an embryo. 2 weeks later, I went back to the doctor and found out that the fetus had been missed and the baby had died. When I went to Tu Du hospital to do the procedure to get the baby delivered. The doctor did a blood test and said that I had blood type O with Rh(-), and also tested my husband's blood type which was blood type B with Rh(+). Therefore, before giving me the abortion pill, the doctor told me to inject 300mcg of Anti D immunoglobulin. After that, I was given the pill and had a miscarriage 4 hours later. Doctor, could you tell me if the reason for the missed baby was the incompatibility between my and my husband's blood types Rh- and Rh+? And I also want to know, do I still have the ability to get pregnant and give birth? Is the possibility of getting pregnant high or low? Are there any risks in my next pregnancy and childbirth? My husband and I are very worried because we have not had any children yet. This is my first pregnancy. Therefore, I really hope the doctor can answer. Thank you very much, doctor!

Hello doctor! Recently, when I take a shower, I often see mucus from my "little girl", it's quite a lot. Also, 2 weeks ago, I saw that my vaginal discharge was a bit green, because I changed my body cleaning solution, then I stopped using it for 2 days, it turned white again but it was still a bit much.

Hello doctor. After a failed embryo transfer, how long will it take for a woman to have her period again? I hope to receive your advice soon.

Hello doctor. I heard that after embryo transfer, I should lie still, limit movement, and especially not ride a bicycle or motorbike because the embryo will “float” out. Is this true? If the doctor advises me to exercise, how should I exercise? Thank you, doctor.

Hello doctor. I had my third cesarean section 15 months ago and then got pregnant without knowing it. I only found out when I was 4 months pregnant. I am currently 4 months pregnant and the new cesarean section is 19 months old. This is my fourth cesarean section. I would like to ask for your advice on whether I should have a fourth cesarean section when the previous incision is 19 months old? My incision is along the navel. Thank you for your advice.

Dear doctor, my wife just had a miscarriage (stillborn at week 6 and at week 9 there was still no fetal heartbeat so had to take medicine to abort) and 20 days later my wife and I had sex, my wife took 120 hour emergency contraceptive pills.

My husband and I have completely normal reproductive health. Currently, we have two girls. We want to have another boy. Can you advise me on the probability of having a child after sperm screening? Thank you, doctor.

In a cesarean section, the baby is removed from the uterus through surgery using anesthesia and antibiotics. This method reduces the mother's pain during the cesarean section.

Blocked fallopian tubes are one of the potential causes of infertility in women. Specialists say there are many different causes of blocked fallopian tubes, however, vaginal infections are the leading cause of blocked fallopian tubes.

With the increasingly civilized and modern lifestyle, women are increasingly facing many potential health risks. While many dangerous diseases do not show any symptoms, annual health check-ups will help women prevent, detect, and minimize the risk of disease.

Tubal ligation is a permanent sterilization method for women, and is highly effective. However, many women want to get pregnant again after having their tubes tied. So can the fallopian tubes be reconnected?