Patient's question:
In a very good condition, I took five days of pregnancy preservation medicine. Because of a previous preterm labor, I was very cautious this time. The first time, when I was pregnant, I asked if there was anything abnormal and if I could take pregnancy preservation medicine. The doctor said it was okay, so after taking it, I went to the hospital myself again. There was still something wrong.Doctor's answer:
The medication for maintaining the pregnancy has no significant impact on the growth and development of the fetus. If there is bleeding, it may be a sign of threatened miscarriage, and medication may be needed along with bed rest. If you prefer not to take medication, you can also wait and see. If the bleeding stops, it's usually fine. However, if the bleeding increases, medication for maintaining the pregnancy will be necessary.Generally, doctors recommend that patients with signs of threatened miscarriage should rest in bed and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should also pay attention to a comfortable environment, which is beneficial for rest. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.