Patient's question:
There is brown discharge, how long should I take pregnancy preservation medication?Doctor's answer:
Hello, your condition shows signs of threatened miscarriage. It is recommended to monitor vaginal discharge and abdominal pain. Immediate hospitalization for an ultrasound examination to confirm the intrauterine situation is advised. Complete bed rest is recommended, with the use of pregnancy-sparing medication if necessary, and regular follow-up. For your condition, medication should be discontinued after symptoms subside.HCG is human chorionic gonadotropin, which begins to be secreted in small amounts 6 days after fertilization. During early pregnancy, its secretion increases rapidly, doubling by day 12 and reaching its peak between weeks 8-10, lasting for about 10 days before rapidly declining. By the middle to late stages of pregnancy, it is only 10% of the serum concentration and persists until delivery. If there is no placental residue after delivery, it disappears 2 weeks postpartum.