What to do if you have threatened miscarriage

Every woman wants to have a healthy and smart baby, so from the moment she decides to have a baby, people start the precise pregnancy preparation process, with clear rules on what to eat and when to rest. But there are often many unfortunate families who are not easy to conceive, but unfortunately encounter the sign of miscarriage. What to do about threatened miscarriage? Expectant mothers are really anxious. Now there are more and more cases of threatened miscarriage. What is the reason? What to do about threatened miscarriage?

How to deal with threatened miscarriage

It is difficult to say what the reason is. There are more and more cases of threatened miscarriage now, which makes many families fall into endless grief. What should I do about threatened miscarriage?

Generally speaking, doctors will advise women with signs of threatened abortion to stay in bed more and refrain from sexual intercourse. In addition, they should create an environment that is conducive to emotional stability and relieving tension for patients, and not let them be too nervous. For those with a history of abortion, more spiritual support should be given. If the pregnant woman has low progesterone levels, progesterone support treatment can be used.

Many threatened abortions will have signs of vaginal bleeding. If the vaginal bleeding stops, the abdominal pain disappears, and B-ultrasound confirms that the embryo is still alive, then the pregnancy can continue. When the clinical symptoms worsen, B-ultrasound finds that the fetus is poorly developed and the blood HCG rises or falls discontinuously, indicating that abortion is inevitable and the pregnancy is terminated.

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women should pay attention to rest and avoid excessive fatigue. In the first three months of pregnancy, they should avoid retained placenta, contact with toxic and harmful physical and chemical substances, and avoid the occurrence of threatened abortion.