Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for one and a half months. Recently, I have been resting in bed because I had some minor skin irritation in my lower abdomen for a while, and I also have some pain in my stomach. It hurts a bit more when I take a nap in the afternoon. The doctor said it might be threatened miscarriage. What should I do about threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Women with threatened miscarriage should rest in bed and take medication under the guidance of a doctor to support fetal viability. Their diet should be based on easily digestible soft foods, with small, frequent meals. They should avoid overeating, extremely cold, spicy, or overly stimulating foods to prevent gastrointestinal discomfort and affect fetal viability. The diet should be light in flavor, and they should maintain emotional stability, avoiding excessive anxiety and allowing things to happen naturally.