Hello doctor. I am 14 weeks pregnant. I had an ultrasound and the doctor said I have a 14*20*25mm echo mass and was diagnosed with miscarriage. I was prescribed vaginal suppositories to maintain the pregnancy.

The lower pole of the chorion has a poor echo area with a diameter of 17x21mm. Ovary (P): There is an empty echo mass, size: 46x48x53, even outer edge, smooth inner edge of the tumor, no septum, no buds, no solid part, no shadow. The doctor said that there was a 10% risk of miscarriage and gave me oral and vaginal medication and I have an appointment for a follow-up visit. October 20, 2020: The result was that around the gestational sac, there was a poor echo mass, accounting for 40% of the circumference of the gestational sac. Ovary: There was an empty echo mass, size: 43x47x52 mm, with little fluid (9:20 am), no fluid in the abdomen. The doctor gave me suppositories and told me to rest. Doctor, is an ultrasound showing a poor echo mass in the lower pole of the chorion and an empty echo mass in the uterine cavity dangerous?

Miscarriage is something no pregnant woman wants, so pregnant women need to pay close attention to every little change in their bodies. In particular, signs of threatened miscarriage need to be recognized early so that timely measures can be taken to ensure the lives of both mother and child.

When having a miscarriage, pregnant women need to abstain properly or supplement with appropriate nutrition. Pregnant women should learn what to eat and what to avoid when having a miscarriage to prevent and effectively treat this condition.