Patient's question:
I was 35 days pregnant and went to the hospital for a progesterone test, which was 15, HCG: 8800, with brown discharge. I took medication to support the pregnancy. At 40 days, the progesterone was 127, HCG: 50035. Is this normal? After taking two shots, there is still brown discharge. Can the baby be saved?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Yes, please take your medication on time. Precautions for pregnant women include: 1. Early pregnancy: Prevent miscarriage caused by trauma, and pay attention to a balanced diet, absorbing trace elements; 2. Middle stages of early pregnancy: Pay attention to pregnancy nutrition, exercise appropriately to control pregnancy weight, and prevent the recurrence of gestational diabetes; 3. Late pregnancy: Complications during pregnancy may gradually reappear. Pregnant women should pay attention to blood pressure checks, swelling, protein in urine, etc. Regular prenatal check-ups are essential during this period. Avoid cold foods, such as: crabs, hawthorn, etc.