Hello doctor, I am currently 5 weeks pregnant and have been bleeding. Yesterday I went to the hospital and they diagnosed me with a threatened miscarriage and a threatened miscarriage. I had an ultrasound and they said there was a gestational sac but no fetal heartbeat. Today I am bleeding again. I went to the doctor again and the doctor said the ultrasound no longer shows the gestational sac and diagnosed me with an early miscarriage and a spontaneous abortion. Can you advise me if this means I am no longer pregnant? What should I eat and drink to stop the bleeding?

Hello doctor, I had an ultrasound and the doctor diagnosed me as 5 weeks pregnant (empty sac in the uterus). Now I have heavy bleeding with 2 large blood clots (naturally). After a check-up, the doctor said I could no longer see the gestational sac in the uterus.

My husband and I let it go naturally but got pregnant and then miscarried, so we are looking into IVF. Doctor, is the risk of miscarriage high when using IVF? How is it treated?

Menorrhagia after spontaneous abortion is a fairly common phenomenon in women. Therefore, women who are planning to have children need to have certain knowledge about this issue as well as how to treat menorrhagia after miscarriage or how to treat menorrhagia after abortion.