Can a miscarriage at six months of pregnancy still be treated?

Patient's question:

Wife is six months pregnant today and went for a thorough check-up when she was told that there was a miscarriage. I don't know how to correct it. Hello, what should I do if I am six months pregnant and have a miscarriage?

Doctor's answer:

Recurrent fetal demise around 6 months of pregnancy may be caused by symptoms such as blood and qi deficiency, or a decrease in hormone levels in the body. It is necessary to seek medical attention promptly based on specific symptoms for further examination and diagnosis. Treatment should be administered promptly according to the examination results to control the condition. Pay attention to enhancing nutrition, adjusting hormone levels in the body, and if necessary, an induced abortion procedure may be required.

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