Patient's question:
During pregnancy, it's always particularly uncomfortable, and morning sickness is also very severe. How should I treat delayed menstruation or threatened miscarriage better?Doctor's answer:
If your sexual life is normal and you haven't taken any contraceptive measures, a delay of more than two weeks in your menstrual period should indicate pregnancy. It could be due to a larger uterus or menstrual irregularity. It's best to go to the hospital or use an early pregnancy test kit for confirmation. If there is increased vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, it could be a sign of threatened miscarriage. You must pay close attention to preserving the pregnancy, rest more often, avoid staying up late, maintain a regular schedule, avoid strenuous activities, and refrain from eating spicy, irritating, or extremely cold foods. Enhance your nutrition.