Before, the doctor said it was a threatened miscarriage, but there was no bleeding?

Patient's question:

Doctor, hello. I went for a health check-up today. The doctor said before that I had a threatened miscarriage, but I didn't have any bleeding. I was also given progesterone and HCG shots. But now nothing has happened. I want to ask the doctor, have I returned to normal now?

Doctor's answer:

How to have threatened miscarriage generally requires careful examination through ultrasound to speculate. Sometimes it may not necessarily involve bleeding, but if there is accumulated blood in the uterine cavity, it can be speculated as threatened miscarriage. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice based on clinical diagnosis and specific conditions for targeted symptomatic treatment, pay attention to rest, reduce walking, carefully observe your own symptoms, actively implement fetal preservation treatment, and perform irregular follow-up color Doppler ultrasound to carefully observe the fetal growth and development indicators.

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