Patient's question:
A while ago, my colleague discovered she had stopped menstruating, but she didn't expect to be pregnant until last week when she found out. After becoming pregnant, she started experiencing pain on both sides of her abdomen. When she went to the hospital for a check-up, they said they couldn't see a gestational sac and gave her an injection. Now she has to go back for a follow-up check on next Wednesday. I want to understand if this is a serious sign of miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Early pregnancy can have many reasons for abdominal pain, most of which are normal physiological phenomena. Generally, the abdominal pain is not very severe and occurs for a short duration. The main reason is that after early pregnancy, the uterus expands, and the uterine ligaments are affected, which usually does not interfere with daily life. Deep sea pain is an unstable job. If a thorough examination reveals no organic disease, there is no treatment. Nowadays, society should believe that the vast majority of natural miscarriages are natural eliminations. It is meaningless to forcefully protect the fetus, and it is very difficult to successfully protect the fetus. It may lead to the maleization of female fetuses, and male fetuses may have genital malformations again. In most cases, it is far from protecting the fetus; it makes it more difficult for doctors to perform surgery.