Common treatments for threatened miscarriage

What are the common methods for treating threatened abortion? Although there are still a few pregnant women who experience threatened abortion, the consequences of threatened abortion are very serious after all. Therefore, when threatened abortion occurs, treatment measures must be taken as soon as possible to reduce the occurrence of consequences. So what are the common methods for treating threatened abortion?

1. Drug treatment: In the early stages of pregnancy, progesterone can be used to maintain pregnancy, or intramuscular injection of human chorionic gonadotropin can be used (this hormone has the effect of stimulating the function of the corpus luteum). Progesterone has the effect of ensuring embryonic development, maintaining pregnancy, inhibiting uterine smooth muscle contraction, and reducing uterine tension. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, sedatives and blockers can be used to reduce mental stimulation and inhibit uterine contractions. In addition, oral vitamin E is also beneficial to maintaining embryonic development.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: Expectant mothers with kidney deficiency can use Cuscuta australis, Viscum album, donkey-hide gelatin, and Dipsacus asper.

3. Pregnant women who meet the family planning requirements should be given a pregnancy preservation plan if ultrasound examination or continuous hCG measurement indicates that the fetus is alive. The following points should be noted for pregnancy preservation:

(1) Regular life: Adequate daily life is recommended. One should neither rest too much (such as sleeping too much) nor overwork himself (such as lifting heavy objects or climbing high places).

(2) Reasonable diet: Expectant mothers should pay attention to choosing foods that are rich in various vitamins and trace elements and easy to digest, such as various vegetables, fruits, beans, eggs, meat, etc.

(3) Pay attention to personal hygiene: Expectant mothers should take baths and change underwear frequently, but should avoid taking baths or swimming. Be careful not to catch a cold when bathing.

(4) Keep a good mood: Studies have shown that some spontaneous abortions are caused by central nervous system excitement in pregnant women, so it is best for expectant mothers to keep a good mood and avoid extreme sadness or joy.

(5) Regular prenatal check-ups: Regular prenatal check-ups should begin around the 12th week of pregnancy to promptly detect and address any abnormalities during pregnancy and ensure the healthy development of the fetus.

(6) Avoid unnecessary vaginal examinations to reduce stimulation to the uterus.

(7) Be cautious during sexual intercourse: Expectant mothers with a history of spontaneous abortion should avoid sexual intercourse within three months of pregnancy and after seven months of pregnancy. Those with habitual abortion should strictly refrain from sexual intercourse during this period.

In short, the above mainly introduces to women the method of preserving the fetus after threatened miscarriage. In fact, if this symptom occurs, in addition to seeking medical treatment in time, you also need to develop good living and eating habits in your life to ensure that you can smoothly pass this period.