Patient's question:
After 68 days, sudden pain in the lower abdomen occurred and lasted for about half an hour. I immediately went to the hospital for two ultrasounds, the results of which showed fetal buds but no fetal hearts. Last year, I had already experienced a miscarriage, and I was in a very bad mood. That night after the examination, I had some bleeding, but later there was no more pain or bleeding. Today is already 70 days after the last menstrual period, and I am considering a miscarriage. I plan to go to a major hospital in a different place to thoroughly investigate the cause of the miscarriage, which involves tests. Hello, should I have the miscarriage done at the hospital in a different place, or should I have it done locally and then go to the hospital in a different place to investigate the cause?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is suspected of threatened miscarriage. It is recommended to undergo an induced abortion first, followed by relevant examinations. Your condition is considered to be caused by insufficient excretion of endocrine hormones in the body, such as the production of anti-sperm antibodies or anti-endometrial antibodies. It is advised to visit a Class III A hospital for a thorough examination. The tests should include a detailed check of sex hormones, measurement of anti-endometrial antibodies and anti-sperm antibodies, pre-natal screening (), and a color ultrasound, among others. There is no need to examine the miscarried fetus. Have you previously undergone pre-pregnancy testing?