Patient's question:
I haven't had sexual activity for a long time. Recently, I've been feeling uncomfortable in my stomach. I went to the hospital for a gynecological examination and discovered that I'm pregnant. I feel very painful and am worried that my family and classmates will find out. I want to have an abortion. What kind of help do I need: What are the hazards of threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Causes of threatened miscarriage, such as genetic defects leading to abnormal embryonic and fetal development, viral infections, maternal systemic diseases (common ones include hypertension, nephritis, hypothyroidism, etc.), endocrine disorders, genital organ malformations and trauma, excessive coffee consumption, smoking, and drug abuse can all lead to threatened miscarriage. If a pregnant woman notices signs of threatened miscarriage, she should seek medical attention promptly and not decide to take pregnancy-preserving medication on her own. This is because the causes of threatened miscarriage vary from person to person, and the treatment methods differ accordingly. If the medication for preserving pregnancy is not chosen based on the specific cause, it can be dangerous for the fetus.