Patient's question:
How many days does the blood flow of threatened miscarriage last? I've been pregnant for over forty days. A detailed examination revealed threatened miscarriage. The blood was brown two days ago. Today it's red. I had an ultrasound, and the image shows the fetus is too small. Can a detailed examination still be performed?Doctor's answer:
Timely treatment should be administered. If pregnancy is suspected, endure fetal treatment and bed rest to rule out the possibility of menstruation. If you have concerns, you can visit the hospital for relevant examinations. Normal menstruation is a manifestation of the normal and functional development of a woman's reproductive organs. If menstruation is either prematurely advanced or delayed, with the menstrual period shortening or lengthening, and blood volume being excessively high or low, it indicates an endocrine adjustment system dysfunction. It is recommended to conduct six tests for sex hormones and then receive symptomatic treatment. For threatened miscarriage, it is best to consult a doctor at the hospital.