Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for 18 weeks, but I have experienced threatened miscarriage. The doctor told me to take three days of progesterone vaginally, and there are no signs of bleeding from the vagina for the time being. It is currently stable, but I am worried about whether it will affect my child in the future. What aspects should I pay attention to in the future?Doctor's answer:
After the successful treatment of threatened miscarriage, there is no impact on the fetus. If threatened miscarriage is not treated promptly, it may develop into inevitable miscarriage. After treatment, if there is no vaginal bleeding, it proves that the treatment is effective. However, it is still important to rest, strictly prohibit sexual activity, and avoid heavy physical labor or strenuous exercise. The diet should be healthy and nutritious, and spicy and irritating foods should be avoided. During pregnancy, it is important to have regular prenatal check-ups and undergo fetal anomaly screening at the appropriate gestational age.