Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage in March this year, nearly three months along, and it was discovered that it was a missed miscarriage—the gestational sac was empty. Now I'm 80 days pregnant, and the ultrasound shows a fetal crown-rump length of 3.5 cm with a visible heartbeat. Is this normal? Will I experience another miscarriage? I'm so worried every day, wishing I could monitor the ultrasound data dynamically at any moment...Doctor's answer:
Currently, a relaxed mindset is quite important. Blindly being tense still affects everything related to getting pregnant. It is essential to base decisions on careful examination results. If there has been a miscarriage, it may take two more chances. The current fetal growth and development are good. It is recommended that you focus less and not be so tense, otherwise it will affect the fetal growth and development. Enhance the impact of irregular follow-up examinations. It is suggested that patients pay more attention to their diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods. Rest more!