Patient's question:
The last menstrual period was on November 17th, and it's almost 40 days since then. About a week ago, I started experiencing slight abdominal pain, and there were also many secretions in my lower body again (they were yellowish and slightly whitish, but no blood was visible). I had an ultrasound and was prescribed medication to support the pregnancy. After taking it for two days, the secretions still persisted, but the ultrasound wasn't very clear. However, it confirmed the pregnancy, so they told me to come back in half a month. Now, I'm a bit worried—is there a problem? Can the pregnancy be saved? What is this phenomenon? This is my first pregnancy. Previous treatment and outcomes: I've only taken the medication for two days now, and the abdominal pain has subsided compared to before, but the secretions are still there. What kind of assistance do I need: I want to know if this could be a sign of a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:It can only be said that there is a possibility of threatened miscarriage. Taking the medication to support the pregnancy is to ensure the normal growth and development of the fetus. In this case, one should focus on taking the medication to support the pregnancy. If there is no recurrence of abdominal pain or bleeding, it should be fine. Pay attention to local hygiene, it is better to follow the doctor's advice to rest in bed. At the same time, pay attention to visiting the hospital promptly after half a month for a follow-up check on the fetus. If the fetal heartbeat, fetal bud, and other growth and development are normal, it is recommended that one can focus on early pregnancy and pay attention to doing well in pregnancy health education, enhance pregnancy nutrition accordingly.