Patient's question:
Does traditional Chinese medicine have a good effect on threatened miscarriage? Generally, threatened miscarriage is similar to a miscarriage in pregnant women, with vaginal bleeding being the most common symptom. However, threatened miscarriage does not necessarily mean a true miscarriage. If treated promptly and effectively, early pregnancy can be preserved. Currently, traditional Chinese medicine has a good effect in treating threatened miscarriage, and many patients successfully deliver after treatment.Doctor's answer:
Treatment of Threatened Miscarriage in Traditional Chinese Medicine: The clinical manifestations of threatened miscarriage symptoms include spotting before pregnancy, followed by intermittent lower abdominal pain or back pain. The amount of bleeding is usually less than the menstrual flow, initially bright red and gradually turning dark brown. Lower abdominal pain is often accompanied by back pain and frequent urination, and so on. The treatment typically involves bed rest, strict prohibition of sexual activity, and, if necessary, administration of mild sedatives for the fetus. Individuals with luteal phase deficiency may take progesterone. Additionally, vitamin E and small doses of thyroid tablets can also be used.