What are the main hazards of threatened miscarriage in women?

Many women want to know what the main dangers of threatened abortion are. This is a very serious problem. Due to the increasing pressure in modern society, there are many women who suffer from threatened abortion. The dangers of threatened abortion are still very large. Some women do not know the dangers of abortion, which leads to the neglect of post-abortion care. The following are the specific dangers of threatened abortion.

Uterine perforation is a very serious complication that occurs during abortion. Most patients experience sudden and severe abdominal pain during perforation, but a few may not feel it at all. The abdominal pain caused by uterine perforation is persistent, and there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding. If the perforation is small and does not damage the bladder, rectum and other internal organs, and there is no internal bleeding, conservative treatment can be used. If there is still residual tissue in the uterine cavity, curettage can be performed after the condition improves.

Post-abortion infection usually occurs within two weeks after surgery and can be directly caused by the abortion operation. It usually leads to acute pelvic inflammatory disease, severe abdominal pain, which is continuous and can worsen in paroxysmal forms, accompanied by fever, chills, or yellow discharge.

Sometimes, miscarriage or incomplete miscarriage can cause severe blood loss or even shock. Therefore, active treatment should be given. Various measures can be taken at the same time. Intravenous or intramuscular injection of oxytocin or posterior pituitary hormone 10U. Try to give the patient a blood transfusion. Then actively create conditions for blood transfusion.

In addition to the hazards of threatened abortion described above, all types of abortion can be complicated by infection, which is more common in incomplete abortions. Infection often occurs when abortion surgery is performed with instruments that have not been strictly sterilized; when instruments damage the cervix; or when there are original infected lesions in the uterine cavity. After surgical abortion or spontaneous abortion, the infection can spread and eventually lead to serious consequences.