What is the chance of surviving a threatened miscarriage?

Many pregnant friends should know that it is very easy to have miscarriage in the first four months after pregnancy. At this time, whether you have sex or work too hard, it may cause miscarriage. Generally, if there is a threatened miscarriage, it is easy to cause the fetus to be unable to be preserved. Let us introduce the chance of preserving the fetus during threatened miscarriage.

1. Vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding can be divided into light bleeding and heavy bleeding, continuous bleeding and irregular bleeding. Although bleeding is often considered the first sign of miscarriage, vaginal bleeding during the first three months of pregnancy is normal. However, if vaginal bleeding is accompanied by pain, this requires special attention because it may be a sign of miscarriage.

2. Pain. You may have persistent pain in your pelvis, abdomen, or lower back. Once vaginal bleeding begins, you may begin to feel pain a few hours or days after it occurs.

3. Blood clots or light gray tissue are discharged from the vagina. It is not easy to determine whether a miscarriage has occurred, because miscarriage is not a single event, but a part of a chain reaction. And from the actual situation, each woman's miscarriage circumstances and miscarriage signs are different.

Why does threatened miscarriage occur? If pregnant mothers want to protect the fetus in their belly, they must first know the causes of threatened miscarriage. Treat each case based on the cause. If abortion is unavoidable, the pregnant mother should not spend too much time and effort blindly trying to preserve the fetus.

8 major causes of threatened miscarriage

1. The main cause of threatened abortion is embryo abnormality caused by genetic factors. The miscarriage caused by this can actually be said to be a good thing. Because an abnormal fetus, if it is really born full-term, will also have deformities or abnormalities.

2. Insufficient umbilical cord oxygen supply, amniotic fluid disease, placental virus infection and certain gynecological inflammations can also cause threatened abortion.

3. Malnutrition among pregnant women is also one of the causes of miscarriage. Some pregnant women experience severe nausea and vomiting in the early stages of pregnancy, which leads to extreme nutritional deficiency, which has a great impact on the development of the embryo and is also prone to miscarriage.

4. After a woman becomes pregnant, if she is exposed to emotional instability, anger, sadness and other mental stimulations, it will disrupt the functional activities of the cerebral cortex, causing the uterus to contract and force the embryo out, or cause the embryo to die in the uterus.

5. If a pregnant woman suffers from an acute infectious disease such as influenza or rubella, she may suffer a miscarriage due to high fever and toxins released by bacteria and viruses.

6. Endocrine disorders, such as dysfunction of the corpus luteum, pituitary gland, and thyroid gland, as well as excessive retroflexion of the uterus in uterine hypoplasia, which causes the uterine cavity to hinder the development of the embryo and may also cause miscarriage.

From the following article we learned about the chance of preserving the fetus during threatened miscarriage. You see, if the situation is serious, the chance is actually very small. In life, it is recommended that many friends take good care of the fetus in the first four months and do not overwork their bodies.