Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for more than three months, but I always worry about miscarriage and can't help but be anxious. How can I prevent it?Doctor's answer:
Preventive Measures for Threatened Miscarriage: Patients Must Take Action, Therefore Patients Must Recognize Threatened Miscarriage. If the symptoms occur before week 12 of pregnancy, it is medically referred to as "early threatened miscarriage"; if they occur between week 12 and week 28, it is called "late threatened miscarriage." The former is more common. If the pregnant woman can detect these symptoms in time and receive fetal preservation treatment, the fetus in the womb may still be saved.Guidance: There are many preventive measures for threatened miscarriage. Before understanding them, we must recognize the factors or causes that lead to threatened miscarriage. In most cases, it is due to excessive fatigue in the pregnant woman or inappropriate sexual activity. Other less common conditions include uterine malformation or the presence of fibroids; endocrine dysfunction, such as luteal function insufficiency; or defects in the fertilized egg itself. Of course, acute infectious diseases during early pregnancy, high fever, or bacterial toxins and viruses can damage the embryo or fetus. Severe hypertension, chronic nephritis, diabetes, hypothyroidism, and other conditions are also prone to cause miscarriage. There are also currently unknown immunological factors.