Patient's question:
During pregnancy, it's always particularly uncomfortable, and the morning sickness is also very severe. Could you please explain what the diagnosis of threatened miscarriage is?Doctor's answer:
In the first month of pregnancy, bleeding reappeared between the legs, which raises the possibility of threatened miscarriage. The first step is to do an ultrasound to confirm whether the pregnancy is intrauterine. If the fetal heartbeat and embryonic development are all good, and there is only a small amount of bleeding, then it is important to focus on preserving the pregnancy. There are two possible outcomes for threatened miscarriage. In some cases, the embryo grows normally, while in others, it may result in a natural miscarriage or embryonic arrest. Therefore, the current principle for preserving the pregnancy is the survival of the fittest.