Patient's question:
Doctor, my wife is now pregnant. However, she has been experiencing lower back pain recently. In addition to the symptoms of threatened miscarriage, she is currently being treated to prevent miscarriage, but there is still some bleeding. Doctor, what is the reason for occasional bleeding during the treatment to prevent miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Signs of threatened miscarriage require timely treatment to prevent miscarriage, and it is advisable to rest in bed. If there is a sudden occurrence of bleeding during the treatment period, it is necessary to promptly visit the obstetrics department of a hospital for examination. The doctor should carefully observe whether it is necessary to continue the treatment. Persistent bleeding can easily damage the growth and development of the embryo. If the amount of bleeding is significant, it is necessary to undergo uterine evacuation treatment, as this situation does not require further attempts to prevent miscarriage.