Patient's question:
I have a colleague who got pregnant recently, and we are all very happy for her. However, for some reason, I suddenly heard from another colleague today that she had a miscarriage. We are very sad for her, but now I am a bit worried about my own health. I want to understand how to prevent threatened miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
There are several causes of threatened miscarriage, such as generational genetic factors, endocrine factors, chromosomal factors, anatomical factors, infectious factors, and others. If the cause is generational genetic factors or chromosomal factors, there is no way to prevent it. Once pregnant, it is important to rest and avoid strenuous exercise. Avoid sexual intercourse during the early stages of pregnancy, using cosmetics, or taking medication randomly, or exposing yourself to radiation to reduce the risk of miscarriage.