Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for two months, but when I went to the hospital for a prenatal check-up yesterday, I found out that I had a miscarriage. I don't know what caused it, so I want to know what to do if I have a miscarriage at two months of pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
At 2 months of pregnancy, there was a recurrence of miscarriage, which is likely due to low progesterone levels or poor embryonic growth and development leading to miscarriage. It is best to actively decide on a D&C procedure, as it generally has minimal impact on health. However, there needs to be preventive measures against anemia, and the risk of anemia should be prevented after the miscarriage surgery. It is possible to consider pregnancy after more than a year, but it is important to enhance nutrition.