Last May, I had a miscarriage of an empty sac. When is a good time to get checked?

Patient's question:

I had a miscarriage with an empty sac last May, so I'm quite scared. Today, I'm fourty-eight weeks pregnant and got into an argument with someone, which made my hands tremble and my heart race. I want to know if it will affect the baby. When is it appropriate to do an ultrasound? Thanks!

Doctor's answer:

You are currently about 40 days pregnant, and previously had a miscarriage due to an empty sac. This time, the woman had an argument and lost her temper, trembling as a result. During pregnancy, it is essential to pay attention to self-regulating emotions, prevent excessive tension and anxiety, and avoid getting overly angry. If you get too angry, there is sometimes even the possibility of another miscarriage. Of course, it doesn't always happen this way. If it happens occasionally, it should not be a major issue. It is recommended that you wait and see for a few more days and always maintain a positive mindset. In your daily life, try to communicate more with your family about things. The above advice is for the question "Having experienced a miscarriage due to an empty sac last May." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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