Patient's question:
Doctor, I haven't felt the baby move much these past few days. My abdomen hasn't moved much, but a careful check shows that the progesterone is normal. Can a normal progesterone level lead to a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify your questions. Progesterone is normal, and it usually will not happen again with miscarriage, because a high level of progesterone is mainly to maintain the normal pregnancy state of the mother. However, there are many reasons for the sound platform to be emitted, such as the poor development of the embryo itself or some congenital genetic problems, as well as the use of drugs during pregnancy or the consumption of many foods that are not desired, etc. The specific occurrence of fetal stop needs to be diagnosed by MRI, and cannot be deduced by oneself.