Patient's question:
Eighteen years old, about 45 days pregnant, brown discharge from the vagina, lasting about 4 days, and it has turned bright red in the last two days. There's no pain in the abdomen. Can I take hemostatic medication?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Went to the hospital, the doctor prescribed progesterone and vitamin E.
The kind of assistance needed: Just want to understand what's happening and find a solution.
Doctor's answer:
Progesterone and vitamin E are medications used to treat miscarriage. Progesterone is a hormone that is essential in the early stages of pregnancy, as insufficient self-secretion may lead to miscarriage. If the cervix begins to dilate, it indicates preterm labor, not a true miscarriage, and requires fetal preservation. It is recommended that you receive progesterone injections on schedule and undergo blood tests at regular intervals to check the concentration of progesterone in your body. Rest as much as possible to avoid overexertion.