Anemia, cervical erosion +1, reduced vaginal bleeding, two months pregnant

Patient's question:

My wife is experiencing vaginal bleeding. She is two months pregnant. She went shopping all day and ran a few times. The bleeding isn't excessive, but it's a bit acidic. She had some tests done, and the results showed anemia, poor kidney health, cervical erosion 1+ with inflammation. She has already been prescribed medication. The expert asked if my wife is in serious condition, whether it's caused by exhaustion or intense exercise.

Doctor's answer:

1. According to your description, it cannot be completely ruled out that there may be a possibility of threatened miscarriage or other abnormal pregnancies. The causes of threatened miscarriage are many, such as: sexual intercourse in early pregnancy, oral medication, or exercise, etc.
2. It is recommended that you first go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to understand the condition of the uterine cavity and adnexal area. Based on the results, further diagnosis can be made, and then symptomatic treatment can be administered. Additionally, it is not advisable to take medication to induce a natural miscarriage at random, as this may lead to heavy vaginal bleeding and endanger your health.

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