Patient's question:
I have a friend whose first child is five years old, and she is considering having another one. Recently, she heard some good news that she got pregnant, but suddenly started bleeding at 45 days, and the attempt to save the pregnancy didn't work. Before the miscarriage, there were no specific symptoms, so what could be the reason for the natural early miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
In cases like this with early miscarriage, if progesterone levels are low, it can also lead to miscarriage. The reasons for this are currently unclear, so the best course of action is to focus on recovery and avoid pregnancy in the short term. Consider pregnancy at least a year later. If you do become pregnant, it is essential to undergo thorough check-ups. Low progesterone levels may require progesterone supplementation to support the pregnancy. Maintain physical and mental well-being, and keep personal hygiene to prevent bacterial infections due to weakened immunity.