Is the chance of threatened miscarriage high?

For pregnant women with a higher risk of miscarriage, early fetal preservation behaviors can effectively achieve the desired effect. However, since everyone's health conditions are different, once threatened miscarriage occurs, timely intervention with scientific methods to preserve the fetus is necessary. So what is the success rate of threatened miscarriage fetal preservation?

The actual causes of threatened miscarriage are different. Therefore, the reasonable solution to the problem of threatened miscarriage will also determine the size of the probability of preserving the pregnancy based on one's own specific situation. But in any case, there are some preserving pregnancy chances that may reach 80%, but the probability is less than 30%. In short, this probability size varies from person to person.

During pregnancy, women may experience some stimulation or influence due to body reaction, physical condition, and even the effect of medication, which may lead to threatened miscarriage. Once in the situation of threatened miscarriage, if timely treatment or measures are not taken, miscarriage may occur and the pregnancy will be terminated.

During the process of threatened miscarriage, due to the different causes of each individual, some are caused by excessive fatigue in the physical state, some are caused by poor physical condition, and of course, some are caused by accidental ingestion of harmful drugs. Therefore, under different circumstances of individual causes, the final success rate of fetal preservation varies from person to person. However, without any treatment or care, it is definitely not good to keep the fetus, but after targeted treatment or care, there is indeed a possibility of saving the fetus.

In essence, the probability of abortion survival is actually very high. In fact, this probability varies from person to person and there is no standard to follow. Because the different causes of the disease, the appropriateness of the treatment or care methods, and the timeliness of the selection of measures will directly affect the probability changes in the middle and late stages. Therefore, for some women with threatened miscarriage, the probability of preserving the pregnancy is very high, even exceeding 80%. However, for some women, it is normal that the problem is too serious and the pregnancy cannot be saved. Therefore, it is possible that the probability of preserving the pregnancy is basically less than 30%.

Therefore, after the occurrence of threatened miscarriage, the actual probability of prenatal preservation varies greatly, and the probability of prenatal preservation varies from patient to patient, and cannot be roughly judged or standardized. Therefore, when the problem of threatened miscarriage exists, timely and targeted treatment can only be carried out to increase the probability of prenatal preservation.