Patient's question:
I have a very small amount of vaginal peeling. The hospital conducted a thorough examination, and the ultrasound and urine test results were all good. I received two days of corpus luteum hormone injections and took pregnancy-preserving medication. On the third day, I suddenly experienced abdominal pain, increased peeling, and streaks of blood. Is it not going to hold on? What should I do about vaginal bleeding with streaks of blood?Doctor's answer:
This is generally a sign of a miscarriage. This still requires taking progesterone and resting, followed by a follow-up check. Whether it can be saved depends on the specific situation. Medication needs to be taken on schedule, and the medicine should not be taken excessively or mixed. Just taking progesterone is sufficient, and absolute bed rest is necessary.Additionally, during the treatment for gynecological conditions, the patient's dietary status and care are also very important. The patient must pay close attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm.