Patient's question:
Hello, I was coming home by car last week and cooking when I suddenly experienced severe lower abdominal pain and heavy bleeding. After being taken to the hospital, the doctor told me I had a miscarriage. This is my first pregnancy, and I didn't do anything wrong—how could I have a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
You are in the early stages of pregnancy. If a miscarriage occurs again, there are many reasons for this, including excessive exercise or low progesterone levels in the body. These factors may lead to a miscarriage. Therefore, after becoming pregnant, it is essential to regularly undergo prenatal examinations to monitor the levels of progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin in your body. This will help identify any potential low levels. If there are low levels, it is necessary to take immediate measures to support the pregnancy.