Patient's question:
Threatened miscarriage, but the baby has been growing. Don't know what's going on, there has been dark brown blood, and it has happened 4 times already. The dark brown blood was a bit more on the fourth time, with a cold feeling in the waist and stomach discomfort, like having a menstrual period. Magnesium sulfate is being administered through an IV, and injections are also being given.Doctor's answer:
This is a condition where the membrane has peeled away near the gestational sac. Primarily, it is due to the uterus enlarging out of sync with the gestational sac, causing misalignment and subsequent vessel rupture. This requires medication for topical application. This is referred to as threatened miscarriage, but it is not caused by low progesterone levels. You can take oral Anluoxue tablets combined with Vitamin C tablets. Alternatively, intravenous drips with a topical medication mixture can also be used. This generally does not significantly interfere with the embryo, and the embryo can continue to develop normally. Over time, it will gradually resolve on its own. There is no need to worry excessively—using the topical medication now is the correct approach. If you experience abdominal pain, you can take magnesium sulfate or albuterol.