Patient's question:
I got pregnant with my baby not long after getting married to my husband, and the whole family was very happy. However, a few days ago, when I was about two months pregnant, I experienced the same situation of broken skin again. I was very upset and went to the hospital to see a doctor. The doctor said it was threatened miscarriage. What should I do about threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Women with threatened miscarriage can take category II progesterone drugs under the guidance of a doctor to maintain early pregnancy. Avoid consuming extremely cold and irritating foods, stay in bed for rest, do not stay up late or engage in strenuous activities, and eat more high-protein foods for better digestion and nutrition. This helps stabilize the body and enhance immunity. Timely prenatal check-ups should be conducted to closely monitor the baby's growth and development.