How to Prevent Threatened Miscarriage at 12 Weeks of Pregnancy

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

When threatened miscarriage occurs, some patients may accumulate blood in the uterine cavity due to incomplete expulsion of intrauterine bleeding, which can gradually increase, forming uterine hematoma. This can exacerbate the condition as the continuous stimulation of the uterus by the hematoma leads to stronger contractions. Additionally, it may cause retrograde bacterial infection, reducing the success rate of preserving the pregnancy. Therefore, relying solely on Western medicine for fetal preservation and hemostasis is ineffective, and it is essential to remove the intrauterine hematoma simultaneously.
I recommend you undergo an ultrasound examination to check if the fetus is still viable. If it is, treatment to preserve the pregnancy should be initiated. If the fetus has ceased to develop, immediate termination of pregnancy is necessary.