Patient's question:
What are the side effects of taking medication for a miscarriage? First follow-up question: I'm asking again because I'm so small (0.8 cm) - under normal circumstances, can it be miscarried?Doctor's answer:
Taking the first medication may cause lower abdominal bloating, which could be related to the drug binding with progesterone receptors, antagonizing progesterone's supportive effect on the decidua, leading to decidua tissue damage, bleeding, and villus damage, resulting in a decrease in HGG levels, luteal atrophy, as well as antagonizing progesterone's inhibitory effect on uterine smooth muscle, causing uterine contractions. This is generally a normal phenomenon. A few people may experience vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, or even the expulsion of the gestational sac while taking the first medication. It is recommended to relax and not over-tense. If necessary, seek medical attention at the hospital.