Patient's question:
When I didn't know I was pregnant, I once accompanied a friend for a CT scan. Around the time I was about three months pregnant, a B revealed blood clots in the uterus. I would like to ask the experts whether it is normal to have blood clots in the uterus and whether it will affect the development of the fetus. First follow-up question: The B showed that the fetus was developing normally, but there was a suspicion of a risk of miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
??????Hello, if there are blood clots in the uterus after pregnancy and the bleeding is minimal, it generally will not affect the fetus. However, if the bleeding is excessive, it may cause a miscarriage. Your partner's condition shows signs of a miscarriage, and now treatment to preserve the pregnancy is necessary. If the treatment is successful, there is still hope. Recently, attention should also be paid to dietary balance, and it is still important to follow the guidance of the attending physician. Generally, doctors recommend that women with signs of gestational gynecological diseases should maintain a balanced diet, avoid spicy and irritating as well as cold foods. Additionally, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.