Surgical cure rate for threatened abortion

Women's health is receiving more and more attention, especially during pregnancy, when women may experience a series of symptoms. Threatened abortion is one of the most worrying symptoms. Threatened abortion refers to early pregnancy reaction after menopause, followed by a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which may come and go, or continue to flow and be red, lasting for several days or weeks, with no abdominal pain or slight lower abdominal distension, back pain and a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen. So what is the surgical cure rate for threatened abortion?

There are generally several ways to cure threatened abortion:

1. General treatment: If threatened miscarriage occurs, pregnant women should pay attention to rest, reduce activities, refrain from sexual intercourse, avoid unnecessary vaginal examinations, reduce stimulation to the uterus, and avoid excessive mental stress, otherwise it will cause miscarriage.

2. Drug treatment: Progesterone can ensure embryo development, maintain pregnancy, inhibit uterine smooth muscle contraction, and reduce uterine tension.

3. Surgical treatment: Generally, the above two methods can cure threatened abortion, unless it is a serious threatened abortion. In the case that the above two methods cannot cure it, you can go to a regular large hospital for surgical treatment, which is also a good method. Surgical treatment of threatened abortion is still very thorough, but pregnant women have to bear the pain caused by the operation. Therefore, it is generally recommended to choose other treatment options unless it is particularly serious or other treatment methods are ineffective.

To sum up, the surgical cure rate for threatened abortion is still very high, so you can rest assured if you choose surgical treatment.