Patient's question:
What foods can cause miscarriage in pregnant women? High-quality collection Last month, when I went to a KTV, I met a friend, and we had sex that night without protection. Over the past two days, I've been feeling nauseous, dry heaving, and generally unwell. Today, I found out I'm pregnant, but I don't want this baby. Is there anything I can eat to help with miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, miscarriage is usually treated through painless or conventional induced abortion. Methods such as medication abortion or attempting to induce miscarriage through food are not recommended, as they are prone to complications. It is easy for the miscarriage to be incomplete, leading to the need for a second procedure. If you decide to have a medication abortion, it is essential to monitor the amount of vaginal bleeding. Generally, the bleeding should be slightly less than a normal menstrual period. If abnormal bleeding occurs again, you must go to the hospital.