Threatened abortion bleeding chart

Threatened abortion, traditionally known as "seeing blood during pregnancy", refers to vaginal bleeding before 28 weeks of pregnancy. Depending on the amount of bleeding and how long it stays in the woman's vagina, the color can be red, light pink or dark red. Sometimes it is accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain, a feeling of falling when the baby moves, and back pain and abdominal distension. In our daily life, some pregnant mothers will experience bleeding in the lower body and threatened miscarriage. So how many days will the bleeding last for threatened miscarriage?

How many days will bleeding occur during threatened miscarriage?

First of all, let us understand that threatened abortion cannot be judged by what kind of bleeding occurs. After a woman becomes pregnant, a small amount of pink blood or dark brown blood will appear in the vagina, which may stop and start, and she may also have mild back pain and abdominal distension. These are all signs of threatened abortion and should be checked promptly and effective measures should be taken to protect the fetus.

Secondly, according to relevant doctors, the duration of threatened abortion is closely related to the severity of the disease, and the effect of treatment is also closely related to each other. Most patients with threatened abortion will stop bleeding within three to seven days after taking medication. If there is still long-term continuous bleeding and abdominal pain, it is necessary to consider the possibility of inevitable miscarriage.

Pregnant women with threatened miscarriage may suffer from infection or even sepsis due to excessive bleeding, which may lead to life-threatening. Some people ask whether bleeding from threatened miscarriage will affect the fetus. This is not likely to have a direct impact on the fetus, but if you take drugs to maintain the fetus, it may affect the health of the fetus. So what should you pay attention to after threatened miscarriage?

What should you pay attention to after threatened miscarriage?

Pregnant women with threatened miscarriage should pay attention to their sex life and work in their daily lives. Therefore, it is generally recommended that pregnant women should learn more about related common problems during pregnancy.

1. Stay in bed and rest as much as possible, and refrain from sexual intercourse.

2. Avoid repeated vaginal examinations.

3. Lower your squatting position as much as possible to prevent shaking and vibration.

4. Avoid constipation and diarrhea as much as possible.

5. Avoid being overly frightened or overly mentally stimulated, avoid being angry or sad, and don't have any mental concerns.

In short, pregnant women, as a special group, need special care so that pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage can better protect their children during pregnancy. It is generally recommended that everyone should always pay attention to their diet and work and rest habits in daily life. This will help everyone to better prevent situations such as threatened miscarriage in daily life. Secondly, it is hoped that pregnant mothers and their families will learn more about the common problems of threatened miscarriage in daily life.