Patient's question:
At the age of seventeen, I became pregnant, and it is said that this is an early pregnancy. I am very worried that early pregnancy might be harmful to the child and also bad for my own body. I want to have it, but I am also concerned that it might easily lead to a miscarriage. What should I pay attention to? I want to ask if early pregnancy can cause miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
In general clinical diagnosis, early pregnancy refers mainly to the first three months of pregnancy, as the embryo has not yet fully developed during this stage. At the age of 17, you have not yet reached adulthood. If pregnancy occurs at an early age and your physical development is normal, the impact on the fetus is usually not significant. Therefore, during this stage, as long as there are no signs of threatened miscarriage, it is unlikely to lead to a recurrence of miscarriage. So, there is no need to worry too much. During this period, you can take folic acid supplements while paying attention to a balanced diet, regular sleep patterns, and avoiding overexertion.