Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for more than two months. These past few days, I don't know if it's a cervical problem or a headache. That night, my mother helped me massage my head and the solar plexus. The next morning when I went to the bathroom, I noticed red blood. My mother said I might be experiencing threatened miscarriage. Can I take Anlu blood for threatened miscarriage? Urgent, urgent, urgent.Doctor's answer:
First-trimester miscarriage should not be treated with Anlu blood, as it is merely a topical medication and cannot prevent miscarriage. For the symptoms of vaginal bleeding in first-trimester miscarriage, topical medication is also ineffective. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine whether the symptoms are due to recurrent first-trimester miscarriage or other causes. If it is confirmed to be related to miscarriage, I recommend oral dydrogesterone for treatment, which is highly effective. Additionally, it is important to rest and avoid sexual activity.