Patient's question:
After getting pregnant, my life has been in a state of high tension, and even eating requires carefulness. Under such circumstances, I had a miscarriage, which was a threatened miscarriage. This event had a significant and heavy impact on me, but I still have some questions. After the threatened miscarriage cleared up on its own, do I still need to receive intravenous drips?Doctor's answer:
You are the cause of natural miscarriage. If the miscarriage was clean and did not cause any discomfort, this situation generally does not require intravenous fluids. You can take oral antibiotics to prevent reinfection. After all, miscarriage is caused by abnormal reasons, which may lead to prolonged bleeding, weakened immunity, and an increased risk of secondary infection. Oral antibiotics can be considered to prevent reinfection. However, if your physical condition is already poor and you have existing gynecological inflammation, intravenous fluids may be considered to control the infection.