Is it useful to take medicine for threatened abortion?

Everyone has a different physique, and so do pregnant women. During pregnancy, some mothers may experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding and/or lower abdominal pain, unopened cervix, and unruptured membranes. In such cases, these expectant mothers may ask, is it useful to take medicine for threatened abortion?

1. A small amount of coffee-colored vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy, accompanied by abdominal pain and backache, is a sign of threatened abortion and requires timely treatment to preserve the fetus. Rest is the most basic thing. If the condition is serious, injections and medication must be taken, or even hospitalization must be required to preserve the fetus. It is recommended to rest in bed, have a comprehensive diet, and maintain a happy mood, which are key to preserving the fetus. Oxygen therapy can be used if conditions permit. Regular B-ultrasound examinations are performed to monitor the development of the embryo. In severe cases, intramuscular injections of progesterone and injectable chorionic gonadotropin are required to preserve the fetus. It is best to use traditional Chinese medicine to nourish the kidneys, stabilize the fetus, stop bleeding, and regulate qi to relieve pain.

2. So far, there is still no better way to treat threatened abortion. Most obstetricians believe that pregnant women should limit their activities, but not stay in bed for a long time. * During the bleeding period or after the bleeding stops, sexual intercourse should be prohibited for two weeks. If there is continuous bleeding, it is necessary to check and measure the hemoglobin concentration or hematocrit. If excessive blood loss causes anemia, the pregnancy must be terminated. Every pregnant woman should have a detailed examination. If the cervix has dilated, abortion is inevitable, or there are serious complications, such as ectopic pregnancy or ovarian cyst torsion. And take pregnancy-preserving drugs, but generally speaking, if the symptoms are very serious, hospitalization is required.

Therefore, every expectant mother who has threatened abortion must notify the hospital for a checkup and consult a doctor to determine whether to treat it with medication.