How to care for patients with inevitable miscarriage

Some patients with inevitable miscarriage do not know how to be careful and do not know how to take care of this situation, which eventually leads to habitual miscarriage. This situation is becoming more and more common in modern society, because many young girls now do not know how to protect themselves, do not know various nursing common sense, and do not care about their own health. This is a very wrong behavior. Today we will tell you how to take care of patients with inevitable miscarriage?

The care of patients with inevitable miscarriage is particularly important. Don't take it lightly. First, let's understand what inevitable miscarriage is:

Inevitable miscarriage often has symptoms of threatened miscarriage in the early stage, but the patient does not pay attention to it, which leads to the direct formation of miscarriage, which is called inevitable miscarriage. Patients should pay attention to the symptoms of threatened miscarriage and take measures to preserve the fetus, otherwise the chance of miscarriage will increase.

Female patients who have an inevitable miscarriage should pay special attention to dietary supplements, which is conducive to the rapid recovery of the body. Because miscarriage causes more or less blood loss, coupled with the physical pain and psychological pressure during the miscarriage, the body will become weak and even have mild anemia. Therefore, after miscarriage, you should eat more foods rich in protein, vitamins and inorganic salts, especially enough iron to eliminate anemia symptoms.

Lean meat, eggs, chicken, fresh fish, animal liver, milk, soy products, dates, fresh fruits and vegetables.

After an inevitable miscarriage, nutritional diet is very important, but other aspects should also be taken into consideration. The following points must be kept in mind:

1. Hospitalization.

2. Rest in bed and keep the room quiet.

3. Provide psychological care. Pregnant women may experience anxiety, fear, tension and other negative emotions, which may accelerate miscarriage. They should be counseled to eliminate worries and keep a good mood to help the fetus stay safe.

4. Keep bowel movements smooth and prevent constipation to reduce abdominal pressure.

5. Strengthen nutrition, make food easily digestible, and avoid spicy and hot foods; pay attention to food hygiene, prevent intestinal infections, so as to avoid miscarriage due to diarrhea.

6. Keep warm and prevent colds; refrain from taking medicines that are contraindicated during pregnancy; do not lift heavy objects, climb high, or travel far within three months of pregnancy; avoid fatigue to avoid hurting the fetus; try to avoid sexual intercourse.