Patient's question:
I am currently six weeks pregnant and suddenly had some bleeding this morning. After a thorough examination, it was said that it might be threatened miscarriage. Why does threatened miscarriage cause bleeding?Doctor's answer:
Hello! According to your description, at six weeks of pregnancy, sudden bleeding occurred, which is a sign of threatened miscarriage. The causes of threatened miscarriage are many, such as chromosomal abnormalities, pelvic inflammation, immune function disorders, systemic diseases, overexertion, etc., all of which can lead to miscarriage. It is recommended that you rest in bed, actively try to prevent miscarriage, receive intramuscular progesterone injections, and take oral vitamin E. In case of necessity, intravenous fluids and medication should be administered to prevent miscarriage and treat the condition. For reference.