Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Does frequent uterine contractions affect the baby? How can it be treated better?Duration and onset of the current illness: From 31 weeks and 3 days to now 36 weeks and 5 days
Current general condition: Accompanied by intermittent uterine contractions
Previous diagnosis, treatment history, and effectiveness: At 7 months, I experienced lower abdominal pain accompanied by intermittent uterine contractions. I went to the local women's health hospital for examination and was diagnosed with preterm labor and hospitalized for one week. During the hospital stay, the doctor administered magnesium sulfate intravenously for five days and prescribed salbutamol tablets and diazepam tablets for one week. Upon discharge, I was prescribed diazepam tablets to continue taking.
Doctor's answer:
Frequent contractions can cause early miscarriage symptoms, so it is necessary to actively seek early and positive treatment.