Patient's question:
Hello everyone, I am 27 years old this year, and this is my first pregnancy. I have been pregnant for more than two months. Yesterday, when I went to the toilet, I had some spotting and quickly went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result was that the baby wasn't saved. I want to ask, what should I do about a natural miscarriage? Why did the miscarriage happen?Doctor's answer:
If there is another case of natural miscarriage, it proves that the fetus is not developing well, and it may also be due to insufficient progesterone excretion in the body. It is recommended that you rest for more than two months before focusing on pregnancy preparation. When you first discovered the pregnancy through careful examination, go to the hospital for blood tests to check progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin levels. These two values are conditions that ensure fetal growth and development. It is essential to check the values carefully and ensure they are normal.