Does the bladder puncture during ultrasound cause early pregnancy miscarriage?

Patient's question:

I was supposed to get my period, but it didn't come. I took a pregnancy test and it came back positive. However, I noticed some mild bleeding. I went to a hospital for a thorough examination, where they used a speculum and ultrasound. During the ultrasound, there was no urine in my bladder, so the doctor heated water in my bladder. That night, I felt pain. I went to another hospital, where the doctor did an ultrasound and said there was no fetus. I wonder if heating the bladder caused my miscarriage? What kind of help I need: Please help me clarify this with all the experts.

Doctor's answer:

From your description, it seems that your situation, due to the first MRI not detecting the gestational sac and your vaginal bleeding, can be certain that the bladder anesthesia with normal saline will not cause a recurrence of miscarriage. You can rest assured. Generally, bladder anesthesia with normal saline is used to clearly observe the uterus. Such a condition may be caused by unhealthy embryonic development, so there is no need to worry. Trying to conceive again after 3 months is sufficient.

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