Patient's question:
Frequent urination accompanied by a burning sensation suggests a urinary tract infection. Since I was unsure about pregnancy, I didn't take any medication. On the 19th, I used a pregnancy test and found out I was pregnant. On the 21st, I started vaginal bleeding. Hello, could this miscarriage be caused by a urinary tract infection? It's been a month since the miscarriage, and I want to find out the cause. What should I do, and what tests should I have? Urgent!Medical history and treatment effectiveness: None
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on what you mentioned, this urinary tract infection should not be the main cause of threatened miscarriage. It is recommended that you have your hormone levels checked at the hospital, as the possibility of progesterone deficiency leading to threatened miscarriage is relatively high.Advice: If you want to know the cause of miscarriage, there are several factors to consider. The main ones include:
1. Abnormal embryonic and fetal development.
2. Anatomical abnormalities of the uterus.
3. Endocrine disorders.
Various infections can also lead to miscarriage. It is recommended that you undergo a thorough examination at the hospital and receive targeted treatment.