What to do if a pregnant woman has threatened miscarriage

Being pregnant is a great joyous event, but pregnancy also makes people worried, especially in the early stages of pregnancy. Generally, pregnancy is stable after three months, but threatened miscarriage may occur in the first three months. If threatened miscarriage occurs, should we preserve the fetus or have an abortion? So what should pregnant women do if they have threatened miscarriage?

1. Treatment

1. For unplanned pregnancies or those with estimated poor prognosis, artificial abortion should be performed as soon as possible.

2. For those who meet the requirements of family planning, if ultrasound examination or continuous HCG measurement indicates that the fetus is alive, pregnancy preservation should be provided.

2. Preserve the fetus

1. Life rules: A peaceful daily routine is the best. Don’t be too lazy (such as sleeping too much), nor be too hard-working (such as lifting heavy objects or climbing high places or taking dangerous steps).

2. Reasonable diet: Pregnant women 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: Pregnant women should take baths and change underwear frequently, but should not take baths or swim. Be careful not to catch 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.

5. Regular prenatal check-ups: Pregnant women should start regular prenatal check-ups in the second trimester to promptly detect and deal with abnormalities in pregnancy and ensure the healthy development of the fetus.

6. Be careful about sexual intercourse: Pregnant women with a history of spontaneous abortion should avoid sexual intercourse within 3 months and after 7 months of pregnancy. Those with habitual abortion should strictly prohibit sexual intercourse during this period.

3. Notes

1. People with tuberculosis, anemia, pneumonia, thyroid and other diseases, as well as women with poor physical constitution, are prone to fetal leakage and fetal movement disorder. Therefore, they should actively treat the primary disease before pregnancy, and consider pregnancy and childbirth after recovery.

2. In order to make the kidney qi sufficient and the qi and blood vigorous, in addition to paying attention to nutrition, you can also consciously eat more foods that nourish the kidney and strengthen the spleen, such as water chestnuts, chicken dozin, seaweed, etc.

3. Do not eat spicy food, animal blood and hot food, including garlic, ginger, pepper, curry, cinnamon, wine, coffee, peach, etc. In addition, cold food, such as snails, clams, crabs, etc. should not be eaten too much.

4. Eat more fresh vegetables, drink plenty of water, and keep bowel movements smooth. If the stool is dry and difficult to pass, take 1 spoon of honey every morning and evening to moisten the intestines and promote bowel movements.

5. During the recuperation period, actively participate in gentle exercises such as Tai Chi to strengthen your physical fitness. Once you have vaginal bleeding, you should calm down. Fear and anxiety will cause the production of teholamine in the serum, which will cause uterine muscle spasms and aggravate the symptoms. Therefore, pregnant women should rest in bed, keep their minds calm, and strictly refrain from sexual intercourse.

6. Pregnant women and their families should closely observe the amount, color and size of vaginal bleeding. If the amount of bleeding increases, the abdominal pain worsens, and there is no hope of preserving the fetus, they should go to the hospital in time to terminate the pregnancy.