Patient's question:
Last year, around 12 weeks of pregnancy, I had a miscarriage. Test results: Prolactin 776.7, Follicle-Stimulating Hormone 0.22, Luteinizing Hormone <0.100, Estrogen 444.80, Progesterone 31.79, Testosterone T 0.29.Past treatment and effectiveness: Dilation and curettage was performed.
What assistance is needed: Around 1 month into the pregnancy, I am worried that the symptoms from last year might recur. How can I prevent a miscarriage? For how long should I take progesterone pills?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your performance, it is recommended that you have a blood test to check your progesterone and HCG levels to see what these values are, and then targeted treatment can be administered based on the detailed examination results.Medical Advice: Specific treatment will depend on the detailed examination results for targeted therapy. If it is confirmed that your progesterone and HCG levels are low, medication or progesterone supplementation therapy may be necessary. Common injectable medications primarily include human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG). Additionally, it is recommended that you take folic acid tablets to prevent neonatal malformations.