Patient's question:
Doctor! There is a bit of blood with clots during the threatened miscarriage now. I went for a check-up today, and the baby is still there. Like me, can the baby be saved? The local doctor said the situation is not good and to come back for a re-examination in a week (last menstrual period was October 18th).Doctor's answer:
If your menstrual cycle is usually regular, based on your description and considering the blood HCG and ultrasound examination results you provided, it is not possible to completely rule out the possibility of a miscarriage. The re-examination of the blood HCG value did not show a significant doubling, and the small echo-free area in the uterine cavity, combined with the current heavy vaginal bleeding, suggests that you should first rest in bed, relax your tension, and then wait patiently for 5-7 days for a re-examination. During this waiting period, if the vaginal bleeding is significantly more than your menstrual flow or accompanied by severe lower abdominal pain, you should seek medical attention promptly.This is the advice for the question "Doctor! Preterm labor now, a little blood with clots coming out, went for a checkup today for the baby," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!