What is a threatened miscarriage? What should I do?

What is a threatened miscarriage? What should I do?

Threatened abortion may be caused by embryonic factors, maternal factors, paternal factors, etc., and can be alleviated through general treatment, drug treatment, surgical treatment, etc.

1. Reasons:

1. Embryonic factors: If the embryo or fetus has chromosomal abnormalities, threatened miscarriage will occur, which is also a common cause.

2. Maternal factors: If the pregnant woman has severe infection, severe anemia, uterine malformation, corpus luteum insufficiency, etc., she may not be able to maintain the continued development of the embryo, leading to threatened abortion.

3. Father factors: In addition to the above two reasons, it may also be related to sperm chromosome abnormalities. Abnormal increase in sperm deformity rate will also increase the risk of threatened abortion.

2. Treatment:

1. General treatment: If the threatened abortion is relatively mild, it can be relieved by proper rest and abstention from sexual intercourse. Usually no special treatment is required, but strenuous exercise or heavy physical labor should be avoided.

2. Drug treatment: If the patient's condition is caused by luteal insufficiency or hypothyroidism, he or she also needs to take progesterone soft capsules, thyroid tablets, fetal protection tablets and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor to relieve the symptoms.

3. Surgical treatment: If conservative treatment cannot alleviate the disease and develops into inevitable miscarriage, it is necessary to treat it by curettage or dilation and curettage.

In addition to the above reasons, there may also be environmental factors and other reasons, which can also be improved through daily care.