Patient's question:
The last menstrual period was on August 13th. After the period ended on August 17th, we had sexual intercourse. By September 16th, I hadn't had my period and wasn't too worried, thinking it was just irregular periods. Later, on the 19th, I bought a pregnancy test and the line wasn't very obvious, but it was visible. On the 20th, we had intercourse again, and after that, I started bleeding. But the blood wasn't the same as a normal period. Later, I sometimes bled and sometimes didn't. I didn't have any abdominal pain, but I was still worried and went to the hospital for an ultrasound. The doctor said they couldn't see a gestational sac clearly. About four days later, during those four days, I sometimes bled and sometimes didn't. Still worried, I went to the hospital for another ultrasound. The doctor said the gestational sac was too small and told me to come back in a week. Still worried, I went to a larger hospital for a thorough examination on the third day. I had a transvaginal ultrasound, and the doctor said the gestational sac was too small. They said there were signs of a threatened miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Don't be nervous. Seeing red is not good, but it's important to pay attention to preserving the fetus. There are good expectations, so I suggest you wait and see carefully. Rest more, preferably bed rest. Excessive worry may lead to psychological stress.Advice: Try to relax during this time. It's better to eat more fruits and vegetables. Regular follow-up checks are beneficial for the normal growth and development of the fetus. Pay attention to hygiene. You can use warm water to wipe your buttocks every night to prevent bacteria. Avoid eating extremely cold or foods.