Aleve does not usually cause fetal abortion. The first thing you need to do is to take a few minutes to get a good idea of what you are getting into. If the fetus stops in the third month of pregnancy, it is usually a problem with the development of the fetus itself. It is recommended that the pregnant woman undergoes a comprehensive examination, and if the laboratory tests are normal, follow the doctor’s advice to take oral induction drugs to expel the pregnancy sac. After the operation, we will review whether the placenta is completely expelled, and if there is any residue, we will need to perform the operation to clear the uterus in time. The most common causes of embryonic abortion are chromosomal abnormalities, dysplasia, or endocrine or immune abnormalities in the pregnant woman. Chromosome examination can be performed on the induced embryos to clarify whether the chromosomes are abnormal. If the chromosome of the fetus is 3-ploidy, or has chromosomal deletions and other conditions, it means that the embryo itself is not developing well and is not related to Elavil. Before the next pregnancy, couples are advised to do comprehensive laboratory tests, such as chromosomes and thyroid hormone levels, etc. If endocrine or immune abnormalities are found, they should be corrected during pregnancy preparation. In early pregnancy, it is important to avoid exposure to tobacco, alcohol, X-rays and drugs prohibited for pregnant women. It is also important to take care of your body, keep your emotions calm and relaxed, and do not have too much stress or overwork to avoid affecting the development of the fetus.