Patient's question:
Doctor, hello.I have been pregnant for three months. Lately, the color of my discharge has been a bit red, different from my menstrual period. There is no blood, just a slightly red or dark color in the discharge. The amount is very small. I had some spotting at the two-month mark, and the amount was also very small. At that time, I was very scared, and the doctor gave me a shot of progesterone. Now, at three months, it has reappeared. However, the amount is even less than before. My mother said that some people experience light bleeding during pregnancy, similar to their menstrual periods, and some of my colleagues have also mentioned this. I want to go to the hospital for a check-up, but the doctor probably wants me to have an ultrasound. I have already had two ultrasounds, and so...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, considering the possibility of threatened miscarriage, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination. Under the guidance of a doctor, receive intramuscular progesterone to prevent miscarriage. During the treatment period, the patient should avoid unnecessary movement (except for urination and defecation) and stay in bed. Additionally, sexual activity is strictly prohibited. The patient should also maintain emotional stability, avoid stressful environments, ensure adequate nutrition, and take vitamin E supplements. If the embryo is normal and the cause of the miscarriage is eliminated through rest and treatment, the bleeding will stop, and the pregnancy can continue.