Patient's question:
I am 35 years old this year. Previously, my tubes were blocked, and I just underwent IVF and became pregnant. My partner and I, along with our family, are very happy. I don't know what's going on, but recently, at four months of pregnancy, the placenta is at the lower margin of the posterior wall and close to the internal os, and I've been experiencing some bleeding. Will I definitely have a miscarriage, doctor?Doctor's answer:
Pregnancy at 4 months with a condition called "" (a condition where the cervix is dilated) can lead to miscarriage. After 3 months of pregnancy, the placenta is formed. Currently, a color Doppler ultrasound examination shows that the lower edge of the placenta reaches the internal os of the cervix, which is considered placenta previa. Placenta previa is prone to cause "," so it is necessary to pay attention to rest, avoid strenuous exercise, and refrain from heavy physical labor to prevent severe "" that may lead to miscarriage. In addition to actively maintaining the pregnancy, regular prenatal check-ups are also required.