Patient's question:
A child with the threat of miscarriage for a year, my colleague doesn't know what to do. I want her to do nothing at work every day. When she was more than one month pregnant, how did she bleed under the house? When she went to the hospital, did she not save the blood? The doctor discovered it was a threatened miscarriage. She is very sad now. We don't know how to comfort her. She hasn't seen each other since then. She pays special attention to every aspect of her pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
A year of threatened miscarriage can still be treated with fetal guardianship, rather than saying it has already miscarried. If a careful ultrasound examination reveals poor embryo development, and blood HCG levels rise steadily or sharply, it may develop into an inevitable miscarriage. In that case, you should go to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine if fetal guardianship treatment is needed, rest in bed, and avoid walking around. You should rest sufficiently before becoming active.