Patient's question:
I have threatened miscarriage and have been trying to prevent it for half a month. Now, apart from a little bit of black blood clots coming out, I don't want to eat anything, and whatever I eat, I vomit it back up. Can it still be saved like this? What are the possibilities of it not being saved?Doctor's answer:
If there is irregular vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain during the first three months of pregnancy, it may be considered threatened miscarriage. If vaginal discharge increases after about two weeks of treatment, it indicates that the treatment is relatively successful. At this stage, it is still necessary to focus on using progesterone. Vitamin E can also be used in conjunction, which has a good effect on preventing miscarriage. Additionally, complete bed rest is crucial.Taking care of any illness requires maintaining a stable mindset, as a healthy and positive attitude is very helpful for both the treatment and prevention of diseases.