Patient's question:
The child naturally miscarried, and no one knows the reason why. Looking at the previous records, is it possible that the progesterone level was low and no measures were taken, leading to the miscarriage? I hope the doctor can give some advice. At the time, after the blood test, the doctor didn't say if it was high or low, just said to come back in a week. During that time, I kept having stomach and back pain. Before the week was up, the baby was gone, and I was very heartbroken. When I recover, what should I check at the hospital? What should I pay attention to when I get pregnant next time?Doctor's answer:
For the situation you mentioned, as well as the results of the progesterone test, the cause of spontaneous abortion is not related to the level of progesterone. Low progesterone only indicates a possibility of miscarriage, but in clinical diagnosis of spontaneous abortion, the majority of cases are due to problems with the embryo. Currently, medicine does not advocate active treatment to preserve the pregnancy in cases of threatened abortion; instead, it is recommended to let nature take its course. Only when the cause is identified should treatment to preserve the pregnancy be considered. Do not be sad. Before getting pregnant again, both of you should undergo a comprehensive and thorough physical examination.