Patient's question:
Doctor, I had a miscarriage once a year ago. This year, I want to have another baby, but after trying to conceive, I found that I wasn't pregnant. After the check-up, I learned it was a biochemical pregnancy. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it has now been confirmed as a biochemical pregnancy. It is recommended to drink more brown sugar water and motherwort to promote the discharge of clotted blood and shorten the duration of bleeding. Avoid sexual intercourse for one month to prevent endometrial infection, which may lead to future infertility and the potential induction of chronic gynecological inflammation. Within 15 days, pay close attention to keeping warm and avoid eating cold foods.When you get pregnant again, once pregnancy is confirmed, continue to test progesterone levels to avoid the possibility of threatened miscarriage. Additionally, take relevant medication for six months during the first three months of pregnancy and the subsequent three months to prevent the possibility of fetal malformation.