Patient's question:
I found signs of a threatened miscarriage at 35 days of pregnancy. I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, and the fetus was normal. The urine HCG test was normal, but the progesterone hormone level was low and had dropped below the normal range. I received injections of progesterone and hCG for seven consecutive days. After a week, the urine test still showed low levels. The ultrasound showed that the fetus was developing normally. Now, I have received another three days of progesterone and hCG injections and have not yet returned for a follow-up test. What should I do now?The kind of help I need: I want to know if the fetus can be saved. What should I do?
Doctor's answer:
If the ultrasound examination shows that the fetus is developing well, it is possible to continue with long-term pregnancy preservation treatment. It is recommended to use long-term progesterone anesthesia for pregnancy preservation treatment. You can take the medicine for about ten days and then go to the hospital for a blood test to check the recovery situation. As long as the progesterone level is not higher than ten, the chance of successful pregnancy preservation is still relatively high. Don't lose heart. It is recommended that patients pay more attention to their diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods. Rest more!