Patient's question:
I am a high-risk pregnant woman, and I had been planning for a long time before discussing with my husband about having a second baby. Since it was a baby we had worked so hard for, we have been very careful. Now that we have passed the dangerous first three months, I want to ask if it's possible to have a miscarriage at three months pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Generally, after the third month of pregnancy, it tends to stabilize relatively. Currently, there is no need to worry excessively. Later on, pay attention to regular prenatal check-ups, Down syndrome screening, and detailed 4D ultrasound examinations to promptly monitor the baby's growth and development. Pay attention to properly enhancing nutrition during pregnancy, avoid overexertion, and try to relax your mind. A positive attitude is also the best medicine for maintaining a healthy pregnancy. The last three months of pregnancy also require attention. During this period, sexual intercourse should be avoided, and caution should not be taken too lightly.