Patient's question:
I conceived 45 days early, and I can hear the baby's heartbeat, which makes the ovarian cyst normal. Last night, there was a bit of bleeding. The doctor suspected it was a threatened miscarriage and prescribed birth control pills and hemostatic medication. Now I am taking the medication on schedule, but I don't know whether I need absolute rest, bed rest, or if I can focus on training. I haven’t trained hard to ensure I won’t get too stressed or fatigued.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of threatened miscarriage occur at 45 days of pregnancy. It is recommended to rest as much as possible to prevent fatigue. If the symptoms of vaginal bleeding subside, appropriate exercise can be considered. After one week, check the progesterone level and undergo a B-type magnetic resonance imaging. Low-dose folic acid can be taken in the early stages of pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects. Avoid sexual activity as much as possible in the first three months of pregnancy to prevent miscarriage-inducing stimulation.