Patient's question:
Doctor-Patient, my cousin is 35 years old this year and has been pregnant for over 60 days. In this period, she has again experienced symptoms of spotting. My cousin is very worried because she has had two previous cases of habitual abortion. Therefore, she is very concerned that this child might also miscarry. How can the patient comprehensively prevent and treat habitual abortion?Doctor's answer:
Now it is necessary to undergo treatment to preserve the pregnancy, and this treatment should have been started earlier. Because he has already experienced two miscarriages, have many detailed examinations been conducted? Has the cause of the miscarriages been identified? It should be addressed as soon as pregnancy is detected to resolve the underlying issues. If the miscarriages are caused by poor corpus luteum function, oral progesterone tablets can be given as soon as pregnancy is confirmed, and some may need to take them until the third or fifth month. If the miscarriages are due to immune factors, some may be treated with sodium heparin. First and foremost, it is important to remain calm. Vitamin E can be taken orally to enhance physical fitness and nutrition. Sexual activity should be avoided, and appropriate bed rest is recommended. A color Doppler ultrasound examination can be performed to monitor the baby's condition.