Patient's question:
During pregnancy, although the bleeding was not much, I still felt a dull pain in my lower abdomen. At the hospital, the doctor did not offer any solution and told me to go home and wait carefully. Now, I should know whether to change hospitals for inpatient treatment. I also want to know what unavoidable miscarriage is?Doctor's answer:
Unavoidable miscarriage refers to the inevitability of miscarriage. The main treatment for miscarriage is the prompt and thorough removal of intrauterine contents. If a woman has significant vaginal bleeding or a larger uterus, she will need to undergo the procedure under anesthesia with fetal agents. Before the surgery, a detailed examination must be performed, and the doctor will prescribe medication based on your specific condition. Your condition is now relatively stable. Currently, the best approach is to first implement preservation. Generally speaking, if you were to seek treatment at a different hospital, the principles would be similar.