Patient's question:
11-14 Discovered vaginal bleeding, pregnancy test results confirmed pregnancy, now close to a miscarriage. What should I check at the hospital, how to know the reason for the miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Your condition has been determined through testing, and it is suspected to be pregnancy. The current vaginal bleeding is likely a sign of threatened miscarriage. You now need to undergo a thorough examination of blood HCG and MRI to accurately diagnose your condition.Recommendation: You should have your blood HCG tested. If the value is high and shows no decline, it indicates threatened miscarriage. If it has dropped to a relatively low level, it may suggest a complete miscarriage. Additionally, the MRI examination can help determine the presence and condition of the gestational sac within the uterine cavity, as well as the extent of the miscarriage.