Patient's question:
My wife is experiencing threatened miscarriage. The doctor prescribed several medications, and we are currently trying to prevent the miscarriage. How many days does it take for the medication to take effect for threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Generally, when preterm labor symptoms reappear, the doctor will conduct an ultrasound examination upon visiting the hospital. If the embryo is confirmed to be alive, treatment to preserve the pregnancy will be provided. If, after resting in bed and taking medication to preserve the pregnancy, the bleeding stops and the embryo remains normally inside the uterus, even if the medication is effective, the fetus will generally stabilize after three months and can be delivered normally. It is recommended to visit the hospital for timely examination and follow the doctor's advice to cooperate with treatment. I hope my explanation is helpful to you.