Patient's question:
What are the consequences of not treating threatened miscarriage? What will be the consequences if the treatment for threatened miscarriage is not administered?Doctor's answer:
Consequences of threatened miscarriage? The uterus is more sensitive during the first three months of pregnancy, sometimes accompanied by mild abdominal pain, but this is not a symptom of threatened miscarriage. In such cases, we should pay more attention, rest, and promptly go to the hospital for a doctor to understand the situation. Pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy are less likely to visit public places, which can help prevent infectious diseases such as influenza, measles, mumps, and rubella. It is important to avoid contact with infectious diseases like rubella and hepatitis. During pregnancy, people can engage in many moderate exercises as usual.