Patient's question:
I am a mom who is expecting, and I have been pregnant for almost two months. Recently, I have been experiencing brown discharge, and the doctor said it is a symptom of threatened miscarriage. So, I would like to ask, if there is a threatened miscarriage, how long does it usually take to stabilize?Doctor's answer:
A miscarriage lasting more than a week requires a hospital ultrasound examination. If the blood is not clean, a miscarriage surgery is necessary. During this period, avoid spicy and cold foods, prevent colds, and get adequate rest. Do not engage in sexual activity within one month. For those with weak spleen and stomach or insufficient kidney qi, nutrition can be supplemented through diet, but avoid overly thick and greasy foods, as well as cold products. The diet should be light and avoid spicy and irritating foods, such as ginger, onions, garlic, chili peppers, and wine.