Whether a patient can still have children after 5 miscarriages depends on the patient’s specific situation. If the patient has had 5 miscarriages, her menstrual flow is still regular and on time, her menstrual flow is normal, her endometrium is growing well, there is no inflammation of the fallopian tubes, her fallopian tubes are open and ovulation is normal, conception will not be affected. If the patient has significantly reduced menstrual flow after 5 miscarriages, postponed menstruation or even amenorrhea, and the fallopian tubes are not open or not open, it will be difficult to have children. Therefore, a thorough evaluation is needed to determine if the patient can still have children after 5 miscarriages. First of all, gynecological ultrasound should be done to observe the uterus and cervix for organic lesions. Also, a hysteroscopy is needed to observe the endometrium for adhesions or damage to the endometrium. If necessary, a tubal angiogram will be done to observe the condition of the fallopian tubes. The first step is still to collect the clinical information of the patient and determine which specific test to do based on the clinical information.