Patient's question:
I have gone to the hospital for a check-up, and the fetus is normal. I have been bleeding lately, but the amount is very small, intermittent, and little by little. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: Excluded ectopic pregnancy and molar pregnancy... Currently taking medication to support fetal growth. The effect is not good. What kind of help do I want: Consult about the cause.Doctor's answer:
Although the fetus is currently checked to be normal, there is a small amount of tearing, which still indicates the early signs of miscarriage. Therefore, it is necessary to focus on preserving the pregnancy and treatment, pay attention to rest, and undergo regular follow-up examinations to understand the fetal growth and development in a timely manner.1. There are many reasons that can lead to miscarriage, including: genetic and quality issues of the fetus, external factors causing deformities or interference due to industrial pollution, insufficient corpus luteum function in the mother, and many autoimmune factors between the mother and fetus. Many careful examinations are needed to determine the specific cause, and some reasons cannot yet be explained by current science.
2. Currently, it is essential to pay attention to rest and try to stay in bed as much as possible, avoiding strenuous exercise and external impacts.
3. After two weeks of preserving the pregnancy and treatment, a follow-up ultrasound examination should be conducted to observe how the fetus is growing and developing.