Patient's question:
My own sister just got pregnant recently, and she's particularly worried about a miscarriage. She's always anxious about potential miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
During the pregnancy, I always worried about having a miscarriage. This might be related to your previous experience with this condition. However, after getting pregnant, it is important to regularly visit the hospital for careful ultrasound observations and to have tests for progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin. As long as these tests are normal, there should be no risk of miscarriage. It is essential to relax and not get too anxious, as a tense mood can also interfere with the child's development.