What to do if you have threatened miscarriage

Many women always experience symptoms of threatened abortion during pregnancy. In fact, if you can help yourself to protect the fetus or relieve the treatment in time, you can effectively solve these problems. So when female friends face this situation in life, don’t panic. You must pay attention to consult a professional doctor in time so that you can better deal with it.

The occurrence of threatened miscarriage does not mean that you will have a miscarriage, so don't be anxious or afraid. You should pay attention to your rest and health care. At the same time, if you encounter any uncomfortable symptoms, you should seek medical examination and treatment in time. This is also a responsible behavior for the health of the fetus.

Abortion is a process. If there is little bleeding, no embryonic tissue falls out of the vagina, and the lower abdominal pain and back pain are very mild, it is called threatened abortion. At this time, you can try to stay in bed and rest except for eating and going to the toilet. If the bleeding stops quickly and the stomach pain goes away, you still need to rest for about a week and then go to the hospital for a check-up. If the doctor determines that the fetus continues to grow and develop in the uterus, you can continue the treatment to preserve the fetus.

If the doctor finds that the embryo has stopped developing, there is no need to preserve the pregnancy. If you continue to preserve the fetus, the dead fetus will remain in the uterine cavity for too long, causing the villi to adhere tightly to the uterine wall and become difficult to separate. In rare cases, the dead fetus can also produce a substance that, when absorbed by the mother, can cause maternal coagulation disorders and result in continuous bleeding. Therefore, pregnant women with symptoms of threatened miscarriage must go to the hospital for examination again after undergoing fetal preservation treatment. Generally, B-ultrasound is used to check whether the embryo is continuing to develop or has stopped developing. Never blindly preserve the fetus at home.

The above is an issue that needs attention regarding current Tibetan abortion. I hope that every female friend who is pregnant can pay attention to it. Only if we learn more about these nursing and health care common sense can we better reduce or minimize some of the threats that these threatened abortions bring to the fetus.