Will there be any impact if there is a threatened miscarriage but the child is born?

Patient's question:

Does it have an impact if the threatened miscarriage but the child is born? A week ago, there was bleeding from the vagina, and the amount was quite large. At that time, the hospital check showed an unstable fetal heartbeat and signs of threatened miscarriage. The child has only been born for one day so far. From careful observation, there are no abnormalities, but I am worried that bad situations may occur again in the future.

Doctor's answer:

Preeclampsia usually involves relatively small amounts of bleeding, which can be controlled through treatment to maintain the pregnancy. If the pregnancy has now proceeded normally or the baby has been born, then the overall development and growth of the child can be comprehensively evaluated and predicted. If there are no apparent abnormalities in appearance, there is no need to be anxious, as it will not cause any future problems. If preeclampsia is controlled through treatment to maintain the pregnancy, the general prognosis is usually favorable. Relax a bit.

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