Patient's question:
My sister is 30 years old. When she was in university, she lived with her current brother-in-law because she didn't use effective contraception, and she got pregnant. After she got married, she had three consecutive miscarriages, each occurring around 50 days into the pregnancy. What kind of medicine can be taken to prevent miscarriage in habitual abortion?Doctor's answer:
The majority of habitual miscarriages occur again within 12 weeks of conception. Doctors should prescribe medication early to prevent miscarriage in women with a history of miscarriage, based on the timing of their past miscarriages. As long as the medication is taken appropriately, the desired effect can be achieved. Methylprednisolone acetate is usually taken orally, 4 mg each time, once or twice a day. Medication treatment should be continued until 2 weeks after the last early miscarriage and should not be stopped prematurely. This progesterone can be given intramuscularly, 10 mg each time, once a day, and vitamin E capsules, 20 mg each time, three times a day.