Patient's question:
Hello, after I got pregnant, I now have brown discharge indicating a miscarriage. The doctor said this is a sign of threatened miscarriage. If there is inflammation in the placenta discovered after the miscarriage, how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, placental inflammation can be broadly divided into infectious inflammation and non-infectious specific inflammatory reactions, which can lead to miscarriage or stillbirth at any gestational age. Infectious placental inflammation is caused by specific pathogens infecting the placenta, while non-infectious specific inflammatory reactions can be roughly categorized into villitis, chorioamnionitis, and deciduitis based on the affected site. Patients can use the above methods as supplementary treatment while receiving standard medical care. In daily dietary habits, it is essential to avoid both excessive hunger and overeating, and never indulge in binge eating.