Patient's question:
31-year-old female, with a history of three miscarriages. The previous cases were similar, also resulting in a miscarriage around 50 days. The diagnosis was low progesterone levels, and the male partner's sperm vitality was 100%. During this pregnancy, she received intramuscular progesterone injections to prevent miscarriage, but she miscarried again around 50 days. The doctor reported that the embryo did not develop, with no fetal heartbeat or embryonic sac.Why is there no fetal heartbeat or embryonic sac? How should this be treated? What tests are needed?
Doctor's answer:
1, In terms of diet, avoid raw, cold, and spicy foods, and do not drink alcohol. Increase nutrition, primarily focusing on light and nutrient-rich foods such as fish, meat, eggs, and protein-rich food products like beans, as well as fresh vegetables rich in vitamins.2, In terms of sexual activity, refrain from intercourse for one month. There is a risk of infection. Afterward, take contraceptive measures to avoid suffering again. Pregnancy should not occur until at least six months have passed.