Understanding early pregnancy miscarriage

Early pregnancy miscarriage means that although the sperm and egg have combined, miscarriage has occurred before the woman is aware of the pregnancy. Women think it is menstruation, which is clinically called early pregnancy miscarriage or subclinical spontaneous abortion. However, many women still do not understand a lot about early pregnancy miscarriage. Today, let us learn about early pregnancy miscarriage.

Early pregnancy reaction

Clinically speaking, women usually experience mild vomiting 40 days after pregnancy. However, early pregnancy reactions are different for everyone. Some people will experience vomiting symptoms in about a month, while others will not vomit during the entire pregnancy. After pregnancy, some people become sleepy, some are afraid of cold, and some feel uncomfortable when they smell oil. These symptoms usually appear 6 weeks after menstruation and generally last until the 3rd month of pregnancy. Everyone's situation will be different, which is related to personal hormones. Some people's early pregnancy reactions last longer and may not disappear until 16-18 weeks.

Avoidance

(1) First of all, we need to check whether the pregnant woman has habitual miscarriage, which is academically known as recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA for short). This is caused by immune factors, genetic factors, infectious factors, endocrine factors, anatomical factors, etc. There are 43 diseases that can eventually lead to habitual miscarriage. The classification and symptoms of habitual abortion are early primary: since the first pregnancy, there are 2 consecutive miscarriages within 12 weeks of amenorrhea; early secondary: there has been a normal pregnancy, and there are 2 consecutive miscarriages within 12 weeks of amenorrhea; late primary: since the first pregnancy, there are 2 consecutive miscarriages within 12 to 28 weeks of amenorrhea; late secondary: there has been a normal pregnancy, and there are 2 consecutive miscarriages within 12 to 28 weeks of amenorrhea.

(2) In fact, it means avoiding taking medication, especially Western medicine. The saying "all medicines are poisonous" refers to side effects. Most medicines have harmful effects on pregnant women and can easily cause miscarriage and deformities. Such as chlordiazepoxide, diazepam, phenytoin sodium, hormone drugs, anti-tumor drugs, anti-epileptic drugs, anti-thyroid drugs, hypoglycemic drugs, etc.

(3) There are also viral infections. In the first 2-3 months of pregnancy, the fetus is very sensitive to viruses because some viruses such as herpes simplex virus, measles virus, hepatitis B virus, rubella virus, etc. can cause fetal malformations. If you suffer from active tuberculosis or hepatitis, it is advisable to terminate the pregnancy. The harm that the virus causes to the fetus is rare among all sources of disease. The most virulent viruses include rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex, influenza and more than a dozen others. If these viruses are infected in early pregnancy, it can cause severe multiple malformations in the fetus. Therefore, during the early stages of pregnancy, you should try to avoid going to public places to prevent viral infections, strengthen your physical fitness, and enhance your resistance to diseases. Pregnant women should avoid colds and rubella.

Excessive exposure to toxic chemicals in detergents can easily cause miscarriage, so attention should be paid. Radiation, isotopes, chemical industrial poisons such as benzene, chloroprene, nitrosamines, lead and highly toxic pesticides all have teratogenic effects. Pregnant women who are engaged in chemical production or exposed to toxic chemicals should try to change jobs.

Precautions

1. Improper diet. For example, hawthorn can easily stimulate the contraction of the uterus and cause miscarriage. Alum is added during the production of fried dough sticks (mainly because the oil on the streets is of unknown origin). Alum is an organic lead substance. Lead can increase the risk of dementia in children. Therefore, you should eat less fried dough sticks. Also, avoid hot foods and condiments, such as cumin, star anise, fennel, pepper, cinnamon, etc., to avoid constipation.

Expectant mothers should refrain from smoking and drinking, as smoking and drinking can easily increase the risk of miscarriage, premature birth, "cleft lip babies" (congenital cleft lip and palate), and congenital heart disease.

2. Bad mood From a psychological point of view, the entire environment of the pregnant woman is related to the fetus. The fetal environment should include the psychological state of the pregnant woman, family living environment, physical and mental health and other conditions. If the mother is often in an environment with strong sound stimulation, it may cause excessive activity of the fetus and hinder the development of the fetus. The emotions of pregnant women play a great role in the development of the fetus. Emotional disorders, sadness, and panic can easily cause various complications. For example, anxiety in pregnant women can cause their babies to be hyperactive, irritable, and cry easily after birth. The length of time a couple quarrels can affect the development and fusion of the fetus's hip bones and cause cleft palate.

3. No prenatal examination. Prenatal examination can detect and prevent diseases early and protect the health of pregnant women. After pregnancy, in order to adapt to the growth and development of the fetus, a series of changes occur in the mother's organs. These changes can be physiological or pathological. If the mother suffers from diseases of important organs such as the heart, kidneys, liver, and lungs during pregnancy, the health and even life of the mother and child may be endangered. Prenatal examinations can detect deformities early and terminate pregnancy at the appropriate time. They can also help understand whether the fetus is growing and developing normally and provide pregnant women with timely guidance on life, hygiene, and health care. Early pregnancy check-up can prevent genetic diseases, especially for older pregnant women, who should be checked earlier. Starting from the 3rd month of pregnancy, you should have a check-up every month.

Black and white B-ultrasound is better than color, and should be done less frequently. Generally, two scans are needed to determine the baby's growth status when the small and large card records are established.

Except for a blood test that must be done one week before the expected date of delivery to determine the dose of anesthesia (it is best to dilate the cervix two fingers (2cm) for partial spinal anesthesia, otherwise your spouse's body will not be able to bear it), the rest of the tests can be done by urine only without blood tests.

The above are the symptoms of early pregnancy miscarriage that we brought to you. I wonder if you understand them. Female friends should pay more attention to their bodies and go to the hospital in time if you find anything wrong.