How long does it take to take medication for preventing miscarriage when there is bleeding as a precursor to miscarriage?

Patient's question:

I am 34 years old this year, and I am currently 3 months pregnant. This is my first child. Then a few days ago, I found that I had vaginal bleeding. I immediately went to the hospital. The doctor said this is threatened miscarriage. Threatened miscarriage, how long should I take good care of myself for fetal preservation?

Doctor's answer:

Warning: If you experience signs of miscarriage and bleeding, be cautious. You may take medication to support fetal development and then undergo a follow-up blood test to check your pregnancy status. It is important to follow the guidance provided, as the duration of medication typically depends on the stage of pregnancy. Generally, taking medication for about two weeks is sufficient. Additionally, it is essential to rest and sleep well. Avoid sexual activity and adopt multiple methods to support your recovery. Medication alone may not be enough, so pay close attention.
In daily life, pay attention to your personal habits and maintain a healthy diet.

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