What to do if you have threatened miscarriage one month into pregnancy

What should I do if I have threatened miscarriage one month into my pregnancy?

Threatened miscarriage one month into pregnancy can usually be treated with general treatment, medication, or surgery to improve symptoms.

1. General treatment:

At this time, pregnant women should pay attention to get more rest, avoid strenuous exercise, do not have sex, pay attention to a balanced diet, take appropriate vitamin supplements, maintain emotional stability, and avoid excessive tension and excessive stress.

2. Drug treatment:

Pregnant women have threatened abortion one month after pregnancy, usually with symptoms such as back pain, vaginal bleeding, etc. At this time, they can usually take progesterone soft capsules, vitamin E soft capsules, dydrogesterone tablets and other drugs for treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Surgical treatment:

After the above treatment, if the pregnant woman's symptoms are not relieved, vaginal bleeding increases, paroxysmal lower abdominal pain worsens, and B-ultrasound examination reveals abnormal embryo development, timely surgery is usually recommended to promote the expulsion of embryonic tissue and perform a uterine curettage.

It is recommended that women develop good living habits in the early stages of pregnancy, work and rest regularly, and if there are symptoms of threatened abortion, seek medical attention promptly to avoid delaying the condition.