How to improve the cure rate of spontaneous abortion

It is a happy thing to be able to go through the pregnancy smoothly and give birth to a healthy baby successfully. However, the risk of spontaneous abortion during pregnancy always exists. So if you are unfortunate enough to encounter the risk, how can expectant mothers improve the cure rate of spontaneous abortion? Let us learn about its related issues together.

1. Threatened abortion. Threatened abortion means that the pregnant woman only has signs of miscarriage, mainly in the early pregnancy, usually before 12 weeks of pregnancy, manifested by a small amount of vaginal bloody discharge, or a small amount of vaginal bleeding, accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain.

Countermeasures: In the first three months after pregnancy, pregnant women should avoid sexual intercourse, maintain a good mood, pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, abdominal impact, various diseases, strenuous exercise, smoking and drinking, etc., so as not to induce miscarriage. If threatened miscarriage occurs, you should go to the hospital in time for fetal preservation and observation.

2. Inevitable miscarriage. Inevitable miscarriage is the further development of threatened miscarriage. Pregnant women will experience worsening abdominal pain and increased vaginal bleeding. When doctors examine, they can see that the cervix is ​​dilated 2-3cm, the membranes rupture prematurely, and the fetus, placenta and other tissues block the cervix. Miscarriage is inevitable.

Countermeasures: Once it is determined that miscarriage is inevitable, you should accept the treatment made by the doctor and take measures to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible. The contents removed from the uterine cavity should be examined pathologically. Antibiotics should be used before and after the miscarriage to prevent infection until the body temperature returns to normal 3 days after the miscarriage to prevent the infection from spreading to the fallopian tubes. Hemostatic drugs should also be taken.

3. Incomplete abortion: Incomplete abortion is when part of the embryonic tissue flows out of the uterus, and part of it remains in the uterine cavity. If not treated in time, hemorrhagic shock may occur, causing life-threatening danger.

Countermeasures: Once an incomplete abortion is confirmed, emergency measures should be taken immediately to terminate the pregnancy. Residues in the uterine cavity should be removed quickly to avoid continued heavy bleeding or infection, which may lead to complications such as uterine cavity infection, pelvic inflammatory disease, peritonitis, and even sepsis. At the same time, antibiotics should be used before and after the operation to prevent infection, and hemostatic measures should be taken to stop bleeding.

The above is an introduction to some related issues about the treatment methods for spontaneous abortion. I hope that the above will be of some help to everyone. Everyone should know that the corresponding treatment measures for each disease are also different. When we feel unwell, we must go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

Symptomatic and timely treatment can better improve the cure rate of the disease. It is recommended that patients learn about this knowledge and learn to deal with it easily.