Patient's question:
Doctor,I am writing to you because my wife is about two months pregnant. At around 40 days, she had a check-up at the hospital and everything was normal. Last night, after we had sex (which was the only time since becoming pregnant), my wife noticed a small amount of bleeding when she urinated. She stopped immediately and felt no other pain. Both my wife and I are very scared, fearing that this might lead to a miscarriage. Please provide an explanation!
Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Hello! During the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy, it is important to avoid sexual activity, as it may lead to miscarriage or other complications. The situation you mentioned is related to the symptoms of threatened miscarriage, and sexual activity does play a role. It is recommended to actively seek treatment to support the pregnancy. For the above conditions, it is advisable to first undergo an ultrasound examination at the hospital. Under the guidance of medical professionals, progesterone injections should be administered. Additionally, it is important to rest more, avoid spicy and cold foods, and avoid heavy physical labor. Generally, after 3-5 days of proper care, the condition can be well controlled.