Patient's question:
Had a miscarriage before and got pregnant again. Do I need to take medication to support the pregnancy? I don't have any symptoms of miscarriage yet. I had a miscarriage and underwent a D&C in August this year. The second pregnancy occurred, and at 46 days, an ultrasound showed no fetal heartbeat. I took progesterone for ten days and was prescribed medication to support the pregnancy, but only took a little. At 56 days, a follow-up ultrasound revealed a fetal heartbeat. Later, the hospital also prescribed medication to support the pregnancy (Zishen Yutai Wan, Vitamin C, etc.), but I didn't take any of it. Do I really need to take medication to support the pregnancy? Is it harmful to take too much medication to support the pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: In the early stages of pregnancy, symptoms may be similar to a cold. If you take over-the-counter medications blindly, not only will it not achieve the desired therapeutic effect. Suggestions: When you are healthy and working normally, occasional mistakes seem unimportant, but if you are pregnant, it may very likely be a major fatal harm. To avoid regret, you must be cautious. Doctor's inquiry: