Recurrent abortion (Recurrent Spontaneous Abortion, RSA) is a common disease in obstetrics and gynecology, which refers to three or more times of spontaneous abortion in the same woman, which can be characterized by vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain after menopause. Most of RSA are early abortion and a few are late abortion, which are related to genetic and endocrine factors. Due to the development of assisted reproductive technology, endometrial damage has been found to be an important factor leading to recurrent abortion. Intrauterine infusion of drugs or biological agents can directly contact the endometrial gland and act directly on the endometrium to improve and repair the endometrium. The treatment process has the characteristics of less trauma, no pain, simple operation and good patient compliance. This article will review the application of intrauterine infusion of different drugs in patients with recurrent abortion.
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