Patient's question:
It is said that the first three months of pregnancy are unstable, and it is easy to have a miscarriage during that time. So, I was very careful during the first three months. Now that I am six months pregnant, I haven't done any heavy labor—I only cleaned the floor once—and the baby is gone. Why would a miscarriage occur at six months of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
From the situation you described, a miscarriage at 6 months of pregnancy may still be related to cervical insufficiency, among other factors. In your case, it is recommended that you undergo further detailed examination at the hospital. If cervical insufficiency is diagnosed, you will need to have cervical cerclage surgery as soon as possible after the second pregnancy, around 14 weeks. It is also advised to rest appropriately. Maintain a proper diet, eat more light foods, avoid spicy foods, and keep a healthy lifestyle.