Patient's question:
My best friend has been pregnant for several weeks, but suddenly told me yesterday that she is experiencing signs of miscarriage. She is currently staying in the hospital. How serious is this threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
There is a case of threatened miscarriage, which is indeed serious and dangerous, so it must be handled promptly. If it is not properly managed and cared for in a timely manner, it may also lead to the possibility of a natural miscarriage. Therefore, it is important to rest and ensure safety, and to check for symptoms such as abdominal pain or bleeding. It is best to have a blood test to check progesterone levels, and then actively cooperate with medication for fetal preservation under the guidance of a doctor. Pay attention to getting more bed rest and avoid sexual activity.