Patient's question:
Last menstrual period was on November 2nd. On November 31st, a urine HCG test showed 873, with progesterone at 27, confirming pregnancy. However, after that, daily early pregnancy test strips showed no fading of the second line, which felt off. On December 2nd, another urine test revealed HCG at 697 and progesterone at 12. Throughout this period until now, there has been no spotting or abdominal pain. On December 8th, a transvaginal ultrasound detected a 3mm x 4mm gestational sac in the uterus. Recently, I have started receiving progesterone injections. I’m unsure about the outlook of my situation and whether this could be a sign of a missed miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
Considering the possibility of threatened miscarriage, it is treatable with medication. While undergoing medication, it is important to relax and maintain a positive mindset. Additionally, consuming nutrient-rich foods can promote fetal growth and development. Recurrent pregnancy loss can have a significant impact on patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is crucial to seek medical attention promptly and prioritize self-care. Increasing the intake of fruits and vegetables while avoiding foods is recommended. We hope that patients with recurrent pregnancy loss can receive professional treatment.