Patient's question:
Female, 28 years old, I feel a sharp pain in my abdomen, and there is a continuous increase in leukorrhea. I often have cold hands and feet and am particularly sensitive to cold. I would like to consult here: If there is intrauterine blood accumulation after pregnancy, will it affect the child's development?Doctor's answer:
This requires treatment to support the pregnancy. The accumulation needs to be absorbed for the best outcome. I recommend you have a follow-up ultrasound to check if the accumulation has been absorbed. It's better to have the follow-up first. If it hasn't been absorbed, we need to see how much there is. If you haven't had any vaginal bleeding and the child's development isn't affected, there's no problem. Regarding this consultation, the doctor updated the summary with the following advice: follow the schedule for prenatal check-ups. There are many treatment methods for diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach also differs. Therefore, it's necessary for the patient to go to a professional hospital for detailed testing as soon as possible to prescribe the right treatment.