Patient's question:
On November 8th, I had my period, but it hasn't come yet. Today, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the ultrasound didn't detect anything. The urine test was positive, with progesterone levels of 9 and 23, and human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) at 3092. On December 13th morning, I had a very small amount of bleeding. The doctor said it could be a threatened miscarriage, but they didn't prescribe any medication and only recommended taking some herbal remedies!What kind of help do I need: I want to ask if it's better to take medicine quickly or take medicine well?
Doctor's answer:
Menstruation has stopped, a positive urine test, vaginal bleeding, your condition should be considered as threatened miscarriage. Early pregnancy support mainly uses progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin. The former can be taken orally or with anesthesia; the latter must be administered under anesthesia. In fact, early pregnancy support, absolute bed rest is very important. Medication is secondary. Because early pregnancy miscarriage also has the meaning of natural selection. It is necessary to develop good living habits and maintain a pleasant mood. Wishing you a quick recovery!