Common Misunderstandings in Diagnosis of Threatened Abortion

Many women will experience threatened abortion after pregnancy. There are often many cognitive misunderstandings about treatment. If they are not corrected in time, it will delay treatment. At the same time, it is also very helpful to understand the treatment of threatened abortion. Here, let's introduce you to the common misunderstandings in the diagnosis of threatened abortion.

Threatened miscarriage refers to some signs that appear before miscarriage, i.e., signs of miscarriage. It mainly occurs before 28 weeks of pregnancy, manifested as a small amount of vaginal bleeding, accompanied by backache, lower abdominal distension and other symptoms.

Patients with habitual abortion blindly preserve the fetus. Many patients regard preserving the fetus as the most effective measure to treat habitual abortion. Some obstetricians and gynecologists in clinical practice also blindly treat threatened abortion with preserving the fetus, using various preserving pills and anabolic powders, and indiscriminately using progesterone, vitamin E, and human chorionic gonadotropin. However, clinical practice has shown that these treatments have no obvious effect. Blindly preserving the fetus is actually a common misunderstanding in treatment caused by the medical community's unclear understanding of the causes of habitual abortion. There are many causes of habitual abortion, mainly immune factors, genetic factors, endocrine factors, infectious factors, environmental factors, etc. Therefore, the treatment methods for different causes should also be different. For example: for abortion caused by immune factors, pregnant women must be given immunotherapy to ensure that they will not have another abortion.

So now we have a general understanding that if any abnormality is discovered during the period, timely treatment must be provided so that every mother can safely give birth to a healthy baby.