Patient's question:
Does endometrial fluid affect the baby? Is it a sign of threatened miscarriage or has the fetus stopped growing and developing? The doctor didn't make it clear. I need to have a blood test first. Before the pregnancy test, I had a thorough check-up and the progesterone level was quite high, at 98. The result hasn't come out yet, and I'm very worried.Doctor's answer:
If you are pregnant with a cavity effusion in the uterus, this is a symptom of threatened miscarriage, which may lead to abnormal fetal development or miscarriage. You need to rest in bed, increase exercise, strictly prohibit sexual activity, and seek medical attention and treatment at the hospital. If you are not pregnant with a cavity effusion, it is mostly endometritis, and this condition is generally considered infertile. It is recommended that you contact your treating doctor or seek medical treatment at a higher-level hospital. Based on medical history, symptoms, and various examinations, a comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis will be conducted to implement symptomatic treatment.