Patient's question:
I was told by the doctor two days ago during my prenatal check-up at the hospital that I might have a miscarriage. What should I eat to prevent a threatened miscarriage and support fetal health?Doctor's answer:
For women experiencing threatened miscarriage, it is important to minimize unnecessary physical activity and rest in bed. If there is a luteal phase deficiency, progesterone should be supplemented promptly, and vitamin E should be administered for treatment. It is essential to prevent excessive emotional stress, avoid unnecessary examinations and sexual activity. After a period of treatment, a follow-up examination should be conducted. If there is a possibility of saving the pregnancy, it is necessary to focus on preserving it. If the hCG levels persistently do not rise or continue to rise, and MRI shows poor fetal development, miscarriage is unavoidable and should be terminated promptly.