Patient's question:
Bicornuate uterus with a single vagina, each being independent and well-developed, with normal size and wall thickness. Last October, during the first pregnancy around 30 days, I started experiencing slight vaginal bleeding daily. After 10 days, I underwent an abortion surgery to terminate the pregnancy, which was successful. Now, I am pregnant again around 30 days, and today I started having vaginal bleeding. I would like to ask the experts, can this child be kept? Is this habitual abortion? If I have an abortion this time, will I have a chance to have a baby in the future? What should I pay attention to? Please advise, what should I do now? Thank you! Age: 23Doctor's answer:
Hello, bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, it's spotting, and you need to go to the hospital for a check-up. It may be necessary to take measures to prevent miscarriage. Many pregnant women nowadays experience spotting in the early stages of pregnancy. If the amount is not much, just a little, and it disappears quickly, it should not be a major problem. Hospital check-ups are usually normal, and some doctors may prescribe some medication to prevent miscarriage. You should arrange a reasonable schedule and diet. Additionally, avoid strenuous exercise. During the first three months of pregnancy and the last two months before delivery, it's best to avoid sexual intercourse with your husband. In recent days, pay attention to your usual pregnancy symptoms. If you haven't had any of your usual symptoms lately, you should pay attention and go to the hospital for another check-up. Stay relaxed, as a tense mindset can also affect the child. Wishing you a successful pregnancy!