Patient's question:
I've been divorced for a while, and I just recently discovered I'm pregnant after a thorough check-up. However, I fell while doing laundry a couple of days ago and experienced vaginal bleeding again. After going to the hospital for a check-up, I learned it was a threatened miscarriage. I stayed in the hospital for a few days and was recently discharged to rest at home. My mother-in-law prepared a black chicken soup for me, but now many people say that pregnant women with threatened miscarriage should not drink black chicken soup, so I'm quite worried.What kind of help I need: Can women with threatened miscarriage eat chicken soup?
Doctor's answer:
For your situation, with threatened miscarriage, the first thing to pay attention to is rest. Do not wander around randomly. Pay attention to nutrition in your diet. It is recommended to eat a light diet and have your family members take care of you. Absolute bed rest is the foundation. It is suggested to focus on blood hCG and ultrasound tests. If abdominal pain intensifies continuously and vaginal bleeding increases, it is recommended to go to the hospital for follow-up immediately. It may be due to other reasons causing insufficient progesterone or HCG secretion. It is advised to improve the examination to confirm the levels of progesterone and HCG. If they are significantly insufficient, it is necessary to have timely treatment.